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The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Currencies
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Tuesday, October 7, 2014

By Dan Bell

The NZDUSD opens at 0.7810  this morning.

The NZDUSD has bounced off yesterday’s lows as investors take profit on their long USD positions following the weekend’s strong payroll release.

Out of Europe last night the data was once again weak with German Factory Orders m/m down 5.7% (worst in 5 yrs) and the Sentix Investor Confidence - 13.7 vs. -11.8

Global equity with the US being the exception are higher - Dow -0.12%, Nikkei +1.16%, Shanghai Closed, FTSE +0.55% DAX +0.15%, CAC +0.11%

Gold prices are on track for their biggest one day gain in 8 weeks currently up $16 to $1206 Oil prices are slightly higher trading at $90.15 a barrel

The current indicative mid-rates are:

NZDUSD           0.7810
NZDEUR           0.6193
NZDGBP           0.4868
NZDJPY            85.05
NZDAUD           0.8933
NZDCAD           0.8711

Domestic data releases today:
10:00 - NZIER Business Confidence
16:30  - RBA Cash Rate & Statement.

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

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usd doing a drop. nzd still holding going up.

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usd doing a drop. nzd still holding going up.

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