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The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Friday, July 25, 2014

Currencies
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Friday, July 25, 2014

By Dan Bell

NZDUSD put in the biggest one day move lower seen so far in 2014, after the RBNZ explicitly commented on the unsustainable nature of recent NZD strength, and signalled a period of pause for rates.

US jobless claims beat expectations by nearly 10%, while UK retail sales disappointed, sending GBPUSD to one month lows.

Both France and Germany reported improving business conditions, helping the EUR off 8 month lows.

US stocks edged up to fresh record highs overnight, despite mixed corporate earnings results.

ANZ's Business Activity Outlook is released later today.

Current indicative mid rates:

NZDUSD 0.8580
NZDEUR 0.6370
NZDGBP 0.5050
NZDJPY 87.30
NZDAUD 0.9115
NZDCAD 0.9215

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Dan Bell is the senior currency strategist at HiFX in Auckland. You can contact him here »

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2 Comments

Your cause must be wrong.  Discussion has been rampent that the NZDUSD is unsustainable for months, explicit and implicit.
It -might- be the Auckland Airport deal?  Nothing else moving that big news-wise

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No comments on the 140 pip drop in NZDUSD late friday?

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