NZ dollar stalled, awaiting further US-China trade developments

NZ dollar stalled, awaiting further US-China trade developments
Jenny Ruth
The New Zealand dollar remained mired in the same narrow range it has been stuck in for the past fortnight, although with a slight bias to the upside. That's because global markets continue to await definitive news on whether China will retaliate after US President Donald Trump signed a bill supporting protesters in Hong Kong. The kiwi was trading at 64.23 US cents at 5pm in Wellington from 64.14 cents at 8am and 64.22 cents at 5pm yesterday. The trade-weighted index was at 71.22 from 71.15. China's response to the new US law has been...

More Markets

Why does NZ suck at building brands
Markets

Eden Bradfield: Why does NZ suck at building brands

Let the French have Fonterra brands, Eden Bradfield writes.

Eden Bradfield 06 Sep 2025
NZ sharemarket ends week up 2.2%
Markets Market Close

NZ sharemarket ends week up 2.2%

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 13,223.53, up 90.32 points or 0.69%.

Graham Skellern 05 Sep 2025
Fletcher Building slashes maximum CEO pay
Markets

Fletcher Building slashes maximum CEO pay

 Total maximum remuneration is now $2m lower at $5.8m.

Rebecca Howard 05 Sep 2025
Westpac NZ eyes monetary policy reform for change-laden RBNZ
Economy

Westpac NZ eyes monetary policy reform for change-laden RBNZ

Westpac NZ puts monetary policy voting in the spotlight.

Staff reporters 05 Sep 2025