Firmer NZ dollar stuck in tight range in jittery market

Firmer NZ dollar stuck in tight range in jittery market
Rebecca Howard
The New Zealand dollar firmed but stuck to a tight range as markets await further developments on the geopolitical front. The kiwi was trading at 66.73 US cents at 5pm in Wellington versus 66.50 cents yesterday. The trade-weighted index was at 73.04 from 72.88. The kiwi got an overnight lift when improvements in global services indicators helped underpin sentiment but “we’ve seen a fairly narrow trading band over the course of today,” said Kiwibank trader Mike Shirley. In the US, business activity growth accelerated to a five-month hig...

More Markets

NZ sharemarket dips ahead of Mainfreight, Infratil results
Markets Market Close

NZ sharemarket dips ahead of Mainfreight, Infratil results

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed down 0.09% or 12.932 points to 13,604.55.

Tom Raynel 11 Nov 2025
Nearly 56% of votes cast so far support Comvita deal
Primary Sector

Nearly 56% of votes cast so far support Comvita deal

Its biggest shareholder has backed the Florenz deal.

Riley Kennedy 11 Nov 2025
Home-loan rivalry set to spice up as ANZ loses market share
Finance

Home-loan rivalry set to spice up as ANZ loses market share

ANZ NZ's underlying full-year profit eases higher as it eyes home-loan offering. 

Andy Macdonald 11 Nov 2025
NZX flat after Vital announcement
Markets

NZX flat after Vital announcement

The NZX was flat, but property stocks declined more than 1%.

Graham Skellern 10 Nov 2025