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Trading Feed
Data will be a little on the thin side to close out the week, but already we are seeing more selling today as trade worries continue to weig
7 h
While there was no one catalyst for a sell-off yesterday, it is clear that tensions between the US and China remain at all-time highs.
11 h
Markets have been busy in the last 24 hours, with a fair bit of focus on the Central Banks again this week, particularly the FOMC and RBA.
1 d
NZD/USD has been retracing higher this morning but the pullback is almost complete so we decided to go short on it
2 d
Markets are patiently waiting to try and get some sort of insight into what went on at the last meeting of the FOMC on April 30-May 1.
2 d
Wall Street bounced back overnights after the United States temporarily eased restrictions on China’s Huawei Technologies, providing some ho
2 d
Looking ahead to the remainder of the day's trading sessions, the UK Inflation Report Hearings by the Bank of England's Governor remains...
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Referred to as the Kiwi, the NZD/USD is classified as being a commodity pair. Depending heavily upon its agricultural and export sectors, the NZD is driven by commodity pricing and New Zealand’s foreign trade levels. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) and the U.S. Federal Reserve (FED) are commissioned with crafting each nation’s monetary policy. New Zealand’s economy benefits from strength in the Australian economy and the NZD/USD is a carry trade target.
