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Flatter Yield Curve
The NZ swap curve ended the week a little flatter, ahead of the national holiday yesterday, says Kymberly Martin, market strategist at BNZ.
Yields Move Higher
NZ yields moved higher yesterday, following improved global sentiment says Kymberly Martin, market strategist at BNZ. Markets were relative quiet overnight…the calm before the storm? ...NZ Yields Decline
Following on from moves seen offshore, NZ yields declined across the curve yesterday, with a flattening bias says BNZ market strategist Kymberly Martin. ...NZ Post Ratings Affirmed
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services has advised New Zealand Post Ltd that it has affirmed its 'AA-/A-1+' long-term/short-term issuer credit ratings on New Zealand Post Limited. ...Yields under pressure
NZ swap and bond yields opened under downward pressure, continuing to drift lower on the day, says Kymberly Martin, market strategist at BNZ. ...Quietness on Rates Market
It was very quiet in fixed interest markets with a regional holiday in Auckland yesterday, says BNZ market strategist Kymberly Martin.Overnight, global “safe haven’ yields declined as risk appetite was dampened. ...Yields Inch Lower
NZ yields inched down a little on Friday, and the DMO auction attracted solid demand, says Kymberly Martin, market strategist at BNZ. ...Muted Reaction to Bank statements
Overall, the NZ market’s reaction to the US FOMC meeting and subsequent RBNZ meeting was relatively muted, says BNZ market strategist Kymberly Martin ...Yields Close Higher
There was a gentle further rise in NZ yields yesterday, says Kymberly Martin, markets strategist at BNZ. ...Yields Edged Higher
There was not a lot going on in NZ markets yesterday, says BNZ markets strategist Kymberly Martin. Yields closed a little higher, with the swap curve slightly steeper. ...Conciliatory Stance on CPI?
The recent easing in inflation pressures will see the Reserve Bank strike a conciliatory tone alongside an onhold decision in this Thursday’s OCR review, says Westpac chief economist Dominick Stephens.. ...Yields off across the curve
It was an interesting day in NZ markets says Kymberly Martin, markets strategist at BNZ. A low side surprise on NZ CPI saw yields fall across the curve. The DMO auction attracted very strong demand. ...
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It was a relatively quiet day in NZ markets. Swap yields closed virtually unchanged while bond yields rose 5bps says Kymberly Martin, markets strategist at BNZ. ...Fightback by Bond Market
NZ swap and bond yields opened lower, but clawed their way higher over the day, says Kymberly Martin, markets strategist at BNZ. Overnight, sentiment was fairly positive. ...Yields Drift Lower
NZ swap and bond yields opened down, drifting lower over the course of the day, says Kymberly Martin, markets strategist at BNZ. ...
Kiwi dollar tempered
A US holiday thinned market should see moves of the NZD again tempered, says Mark Smith senior economist at ANZ. ...Swap yields Move Higher
NZ swap yields rose by around 6bps across the curve on Friday, continuing the upward trend in place since the start of the year, says Kymberly Martin, markets strategist at BNZ. ...US market moves higher
Northern Hemisphere markets rose overnight. ...Bond Yields Decline
NZ bond yields declined yesterday, post the DMO tender, says Kymberly Martin, markets strategist at BNZ. ...
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