NZ dollar falls as Trump unveils US$200 bln of new tariffs on Chinese imports

NZ dollar falls as Trump unveils US$200 bln of new tariffs on Chinese imports
Paul McBeth
By Paul McBeth July 11 (BusinessDesk) - The New Zealand dollar fell after US President Donald Trump's administration continued to ratchet up its trade war with China, unveiling a list of US$200 billion of imports facing a new 10 percent tariff.  The kiwi traded at 68.16 US cents as at 11.45am from 68.39 cents before reports of the pending announcement, and against Japan's currency, typically seen as a safe haven for investors, the New Zealand dollar fell to 75.55 yen from 76.09 yen.  US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer today said...