NZ dollar falls as investors brace for longer virus disruption

NZ dollar falls as investors brace for longer virus disruption
Jenny Ruth
The New Zealand dollar fell on a growing realisation that coronavirus will have a far longer impact than the previously hoped for short, sharp shock to the economy. The kiwi was trading at 62.54 US cents at 5pm in Wellington from 62.90 cents at the same time yesterday. The trade-weighted index was at 70.03 points from 70.48. The domestic currency has fallen from a high at 67.55 US cents on Dec. 31, according Refinitive data, and is now at its lowest levels since October. Martin Rudings, an adviser at OMF, said the market is waiting for...

More Markets

Why Savor Group won't sell you lamb cutlets
Markets Small Cap Wrap

Why Savor Group won't sell you lamb cutlets

Plus, its D-day for Tait's Vital takeover, and more.

Craigs' sweet spot for golden visa investors
Finance

Craigs' sweet spot for golden visa investors

Billionaires can go solo. For other wealthy investors, there's Craigs' new fund.

Lactalis-owned NZ New Milk restructures operations
Primary Sector

Lactalis-owned NZ New Milk restructures operations

French company set to become the new owner of Mainland Group.

Net assets down, losses widen in Macquarie Group NZ's FY
Finance

Net assets down, losses widen in Macquarie Group NZ's FY

Financial group books wider full-year loss as net assets slip.