NZ dollar extends gain on Fed outlook, soft US data

NZ dollar extends gain on Fed outlook, soft US data
Rebecca Howard
By Rebecca Howard June 21 (BusinessDesk) - The New Zealand dollar extended its gains against the greenback as weak US manufacturing data raised concern about a possible slowdown there.  The kiwi was trading at 65.89 US cents at 7:45 in Wellington versus 65.65 cents at 5pm yesterday. The trade-weighted index was at 72.05 from 72.03. The US Federal Reserve yesterday joined global peers, including the European Central Bank and the Reserve Bank of Australia, in indicating that more policy stimulus is likely, which weighed on the US dollar....

More Markets

Air NZ to airports: Stop subsidising Jetstar
Markets

Air NZ to airports: Stop subsidising Jetstar

Current airport regulation works against the national interest, Air NZ’s new CEO says.

Genesis sets out gas strategy
Markets

Genesis sets out gas strategy

Storage, Kupe’s long-term role and LNG flexibility anchor the plan.

Ports owned by councils ‘underperform’: time to list?
Markets

Ports owned by councils ‘underperform’: time to list?

There is clear evidence that listing leads to better businesses, market experts say.

RBNZ data scotches Dosh claims of bank registration application
Finance

RBNZ data scotches Dosh claims of bank registration application

The regulator received no bank-registration applications in July 2024.