RESEND: NZ dollar falls as rising US durable goods orders, consumer sentiment stoke greenback

RESEND: NZ dollar falls as rising US durable goods orders, consumer sentiment stoke greenback
Jonathan Underhill
(Adds dropped words 'US cents' in the second paragraph) By Jonathan Underhill Nov. 24 (BusinessDesk) - The New Zealand dollar fell as measures of US durable goods orders and consumer sentiment rose, pointing to a pickup in the US economy and higher US interest rates. The kiwi dollar fell to 70.05 US cents as at 8:30am in Wellington, having earlier dropped as low as 69.89 cents, from 70.62 cents late yesterday. The trade-weighted index fell to 77.33 from 77.68. The US dollar advanced to the highest level in more than a decade after a...