NZ dollar eases as investors brace for tariffs deadline

NZ dollar eases as investors brace for tariffs deadline
Jenny Ruth
The New Zealand dollar was a little weaker as investors braced themselves for major events including Britain's general election and the Dec. 15 deadline for more US tariffs on Chinese imports unless the two nations reach some kind of ceasefire agreement. The kiwi was trading at 65.49 US cents at 5pm in Wellington from 65.58 cents at 8am while the trade-weighted index was at 72.39 points from 72.49. "The market's adjusted to all the excitement on Friday in the US with their absolutely stunning labour market data," said Peter Cavanaugh, the...

More Markets

Millions still owed by Blackwell-linked finance company
Markets

Millions still owed by Blackwell-linked finance company

NZF Money went bust in 2011. Its receiver is still chasing $10.3m for debenture holders.

Homeowners dealing with interest rate pressure: Westpac
Economy

Homeowners dealing with interest rate pressure: Westpac

The bank's home loan book grew 3% in the first half.

NZ sharemarket dragged down by THL, Spark
Markets Market close

NZ sharemarket dragged down by THL, Spark

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 11,820.78 – down 117.3 points or 0.98%.

Graham Skellern 06 May 2024