Currency
Strong trading in Euro
EUR ended the week on a strong note after better than expected PMI data, which also helped lift rates and drag US Treasury yields higher, says Jason Wong at BNZ Markets. NZD and AUD were flat for the day
Downward pressure on USD
US equities reached a record high, US Treasury rates slipped below 2% and the US dollar is under further downward pressure, as the afterglow continues following the Fed’s opening of the door to an easing cycle, says Jason Wong at BNZ Markets. ...Currency market see-sawing
Market pricing was range-bound overnight ahead of the FOMC statement this morning, said Jason Wong at BNZ Markets. ...NZD and AUD higher
It has been an eventful overnight session in markets, driven by a dovish speech by ECB President Draghi and President Trump confirming that he will meet President Xi later this month, says Jasn Wong at BNZ Markets. ...NZD hovers around 0.65
It has been a quiet start to an action-packed week, with modest movements in equities, bonds and currency markets, says Jason Wong at BNZ Markets.The NZD is hovering near the 0.65 mark, while the AUD has slipped overnight to 0.6850. ...NZD out of favour
The NZD underperformed and rounded out a bad week, not helped by a soft PMI manufacturing report and soft economic data out of China, while the USD was boosted by strong retail sales data, comments Jason Wong at BNZ Markets. ...Aussie dollar under-performs
The AUD has underperformed after yesterday’s labour market report revealed a higher than expected unemployment rate, while the NZD is little changed, notes Nick Smyth at BNZ Markets ...Aussie dollar weaker
A lower than expected US core CPI release overnight boosted market expectations of Fed rate cuts and led to falls in US rates and a steepening of the yield curve, notes Nick Smyth at BNZ Markets. ...NZ dollar underperforms
The NZD has underperformed for the second day running and is sitting just under 0.66, says Nick Smyth at BNZ Markets. US CPI data tonight is the focus ...NZD underperforms
It has been a ‘risk-on’ start to the week for global markets after President Trump’s announcement over the weekend that he would “’indefinitely suspend” tariffs on Mexico, says Nick Smyth at BNZ Markets. Equities, bond yields and the USD are all higher. The NZD has underperformed. ...
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