NZ dollar dips as Wellington CBD checked for quake damage, trading rooms closed

NZ dollar dips as Wellington CBD checked for quake damage, trading rooms closed
By Jonathan Underhill July 22 (BusinessDesk) – The New Zealand dollar opened weaker as authorities warned workers in Wellington’s CBD to stay home pending an assessment of earthquake damage, which closed bank trading rooms and sent glass and rubble falling from buildings. The New Zealand dollar traded at 79.05 US cents from 79.29 cents in late New York trading on Friday. The trade-weighted index fell to 75.04 from 75.25. A swarm of quakes off the coast near Seddon in the upper South Island topped out with a magnitude 6.5 shake at 5.09 pm on...