NZ$
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Friday, February 26, 2016
26th Feb 16, 8:22am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Friday, February 26, 2016
GBP bounce could be temporary event; market ignores 6% drop in China's stockmarket; US durable goods orders data challenges view of slumping manufacturing sector due to strong USD
26th Feb 16, 8:07am
GBP bounce could be temporary event; market ignores 6% drop in China's stockmarket; US durable goods orders data challenges view of slumping manufacturing sector due to strong USD
US durable goods orders rise; more Fed prep for hikes; China's stocks tumble again; Singapore growth low; UST 10yr yield 1.72%; oil and gold unchanged; NZ$1 = 67 US¢, TWI-5 = 71.7
26th Feb 16, 7:27am
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US durable goods orders rise; more Fed prep for hikes; China's stocks tumble again; Singapore growth low; UST 10yr yield 1.72%; oil and gold unchanged; NZ$1 = 67 US¢, TWI-5 = 71.7
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Thursday; no rate changes, record visitor levels, record permanent migrants, new NZGB popular, full-time pay compared, swaps and NZD unchanged
25th Feb 16, 4:00pm
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Thursday; no rate changes, record visitor levels, record permanent migrants, new NZGB popular, full-time pay compared, swaps and NZD unchanged
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Thursday, February 25, 2016
25th Feb 16, 8:12am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Thursday, February 25, 2016
Oil prices continue to decline, inefficient & uneconomic oil producers will have to get out; weak economic data contributing to risk-off tone; relentless selling of GBP
25th Feb 16, 8:00am
Oil prices continue to decline, inefficient & uneconomic oil producers will have to get out; weak economic data contributing to risk-off tone; relentless selling of GBP
US new house sales fall; US service sector stumbles; Asian corporate debt faces stress; China's shadow banking sector morphing; world debt risk rises; UST 10yr yield 1.66%; oil unchanged, gold up; NZ$1 = 66.3 US¢, TWI-5 = 71
25th Feb 16, 7:31am
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US new house sales fall; US service sector stumbles; Asian corporate debt faces stress; China's shadow banking sector morphing; world debt risk rises; UST 10yr yield 1.66%; oil unchanged, gold up; NZ$1 = 66.3 US¢, TWI-5 = 71
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Wednesday; companies pay fast, China confidence ebbs, Fischer on track, mortgage approvals rise, swaps fall, steepen, NZD softer
24th Feb 16, 3:58pm
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Wednesday; companies pay fast, China confidence ebbs, Fischer on track, mortgage approvals rise, swaps fall, steepen, NZD softer
Westpac economists see inflation expectations falling still further over the next year, making the 'uphill battle' the Reserve Bank has been fighting that much harder
24th Feb 16, 3:03pm
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Westpac economists see inflation expectations falling still further over the next year, making the 'uphill battle' the Reserve Bank has been fighting that much harder
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Wednesday, February 24, 2016
Oil price down as hopes fade for coordinated policy effect on supply; GBP continues to be hit on Brexit concerns; NZD weakens to 200 day moving average as risk-off mood prevails
24th Feb 16, 8:28am
Oil price down as hopes fade for coordinated policy effect on supply; GBP continues to be hit on Brexit concerns; NZD weakens to 200 day moving average as risk-off mood prevails
US house sales rise but confidence falls; Standard Chartered in dumps; German confidence sags; Aussie banks tighten up; UST 10yr yield 1.80%; oil down, gold up; NZ$1 = 66.6 US¢, TWI-5 = 71.2
24th Feb 16, 7:20am
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US house sales rise but confidence falls; Standard Chartered in dumps; German confidence sags; Aussie banks tighten up; UST 10yr yield 1.80%; oil down, gold up; NZ$1 = 66.6 US¢, TWI-5 = 71.2
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Tuesday; rate cuts, rents jump around, Heartland's profits rise, adviser charged, electricity SOEs doing their thing, swaps and NZD ranging
23rd Feb 16, 4:01pm
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Tuesday; rate cuts, rents jump around, Heartland's profits rise, adviser charged, electricity SOEs doing their thing, swaps and NZD ranging
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Tuesday, February 23, 2016
23rd Feb 16, 8:36am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Next technical level for NZD/USD is 69c; GBP/USD plunged to a 7-year low; oil production freeze deal still alive; risk on environment as oil prices & equity markets rise strongly
23rd Feb 16, 8:25am
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Next technical level for NZD/USD is 69c; GBP/USD plunged to a 7-year low; oil production freeze deal still alive; risk on environment as oil prices & equity markets rise strongly
Global factories see tiny growth; HSBC makes Q4 loss; iron ore price rises on China demand; UST 10yr yield 1.76%; oil up, gold down; NZ$1 = 67.2 US¢, TWI-5 = 71.8
23rd Feb 16, 7:27am
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Global factories see tiny growth; HSBC makes Q4 loss; iron ore price rises on China demand; UST 10yr yield 1.76%; oil up, gold down; NZ$1 = 67.2 US¢, TWI-5 = 71.8
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Monday; KiwiSaver boosts house sales, credit card debt under control, Chinese sentiment worsens, Aussie banks try one on, swaps and NZD stable
22nd Feb 16, 3:59pm
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Monday; KiwiSaver boosts house sales, credit card debt under control, Chinese sentiment worsens, Aussie banks try one on, swaps and NZD stable
Roger J Kerr says the RBNZ's survey of inflation expectations is not a reliable indicator of future inflation
22nd Feb 16, 3:33pm
Roger J Kerr says the RBNZ's survey of inflation expectations is not a reliable indicator of future inflation
Roger J Kerr says with the exit of financial players from commodity markets, pricing is likely to return to the fundamentals of physical supply and demand
22nd Feb 16, 3:05pm
Roger J Kerr says with the exit of financial players from commodity markets, pricing is likely to return to the fundamentals of physical supply and demand
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Monday, February 22, 2016
22nd Feb 16, 8:42am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Monday, February 22, 2016
EU worries that negative interest rates undermine bank stability; US inflation up; Yen strong; UK split on June Brexit vote; commodity currencies weaker
22nd Feb 16, 7:56am
EU worries that negative interest rates undermine bank stability; US inflation up; Yen strong; UK split on June Brexit vote; commodity currencies weaker
Inflation in the US and Canada rises; CoCos impossible to sell in Europe; China fires regulator; S&P loses Lehman case in Australia; UST 10yr yield 1.74%; oil down, gold up; NZ$1 = 66.3 US¢, TWI-5 = 70.8
22nd Feb 16, 7:14am
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Inflation in the US and Canada rises; CoCos impossible to sell in Europe; China fires regulator; S&P loses Lehman case in Australia; UST 10yr yield 1.74%; oil down, gold up; NZ$1 = 66.3 US¢, TWI-5 = 70.8
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Friday; bigger Govt deficit, affordability improves, log prices recover, tech solutions for Akl transport, swap rates fall and flatten, NZD goes nowhere
19th Feb 16, 3:59pm
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Friday; bigger Govt deficit, affordability improves, log prices recover, tech solutions for Akl transport, swap rates fall and flatten, NZD goes nowhere
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Friday, February 19, 2016
19th Feb 16, 8:48am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Friday, February 19, 2016
Do we worry about inflation, or not?