Asian mainboards put in a patchy midweek performance with Wall St. s modest gains helping to mitigate some weak regional numbers
The anti-risk Japanese Yen fell as sentiment mostly improved and crude oil price gains fueled energy sector stocks. Ahead, NZD/USD may fall if the RBNZ talks up rate cut prospects.
The US Dollar fell as the S&P 500 trimmed sharp gains on a more dovish Fed that downgraded economic projections and rate hike estimates. AUD/USD may rise on a rosy jobs report.
NZD/USD unexpectedly rose, closing at its highest since December on lackluster fourth quarter New Zealand GDP data which might have reduced near-term economic slowdown fears.
Asia Pacific share markets were all in the green thanks to encouraging comments on trade out of both Beijing and Washington DC.
Asia Pacific stocks were mostly in the green as investors hoped that something concrete will come of trade talks in Beijing between China and the
The New Zealand Dollar got a lift despite the Reserve Bank of New Zealand leaving interest rates alone. The market was clearly expecting a more
What does it mean for financial markets if the US economy maintains its healthy pace while external headwinds noted by the Fed abate? The S&P
Kiwi has continued to contract into the monthly opening-range just below trend resistance. Here are the levels that matter on the NZD/USD weekly chart.