Currencies
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Tuesday, July 12, 2011
12th Jul 11, 9:08am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Declining risk appetite hurts growth currencies. Italian debt under pressure
Investors chase AUD and NZD despite soft commodity outlook
12th Jul 11, 7:54am
Investors chase AUD and NZD despite soft commodity outlook
Can the Kiwi dollar sustain its giddy-heights?
PM Key says stemming NZ$ rise effectively dependent on how long it takes for the US to sort out its economic woes
11th Jul 11, 10:51am
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PM Key says stemming NZ$ rise effectively dependent on how long it takes for the US to sort out its economic woes
High-flying Kiwi out of touch with "fundamentals": back to earth values predicted in coming months.
11th Jul 11, 9:21am
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High-flying Kiwi out of touch with "fundamentals": back to earth values predicted in coming months.
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Monday, July 11, 2011
11th Jul 11, 9:17am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Monday, July 11, 2011
NZD at record highs in final end-of-week trades
Double Shot Interview: HiFX's Dan Bell reviews the week's currencies moves including a look at US jobs data and conspiracy theories on the NZ GDP delay
8th Jul 11, 5:08pm
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Double Shot Interview: HiFX's Dan Bell reviews the week's currencies moves including a look at US jobs data and conspiracy theories on the NZ GDP delay
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Friday, July 8, 2011
8th Jul 11, 9:17am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Friday, July 8, 2011
Positive US data helps NZ$ higher. NZ$/GBP reaches new post-float high
Fees commissions and spreads can be costly when you buy or sell foreign currency
7th Jul 11, 11:37am
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Fees commissions and spreads can be costly when you buy or sell foreign currency
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Thursday, July 7, 2011
Continued concern about Euro debt supports US$. NZ$ holds up despite increase in risk aversion
7th Jul 11, 8:50am
Continued concern about Euro debt supports US$. NZ$ holds up despite increase in risk aversion
Risk aversion takes hold as Portugal goes to "junk" and worries about Chinese growth and debt surface
6th Jul 11, 9:00am
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Risk aversion takes hold as Portugal goes to "junk" and worries about Chinese growth and debt surface
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Wednesday, July 6, 2011
6th Jul 11, 8:58am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Weak Aussie data drives NZ$/A$ higher. EUR hit by S&P comments on Greek "rescue".
5th Jul 11, 8:54am
Weak Aussie data drives NZ$/A$ higher. EUR hit by S&P comments on Greek "rescue".
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Tuesday, July 5, 2011
5th Jul 11, 8:41am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Neurotic markets bounce back
4th Jul 11, 8:01pm
Neurotic markets bounce back
The positives and the negatives from a 0.8300 Kiwi dollar
4th Jul 11, 5:36pm
The positives and the negatives from a 0.8300 Kiwi dollar
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Monday, July 4, 2011
4th Jul 11, 8:57am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Monday, July 4, 2011
NZ$ ends strong week treading water. Global risk sentiment improves as Greece worries recede
4th Jul 11, 8:57am
NZ$ ends strong week treading water. Global risk sentiment improves as Greece worries recede
Double Shot Interview: HiFX's Dan Bell reviews the week's currencies moves, including Greek debt relief and record NZ$ highs; looks ahead to ECB, RBA and US jobs
1st Jul 11, 8:33pm
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Double Shot Interview: HiFX's Dan Bell reviews the week's currencies moves, including Greek debt relief and record NZ$ highs; looks ahead to ECB, RBA and US jobs
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Friday, July 1, 2011
1st Jul 11, 9:38am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start from on Friday, July 1, 2011
NZ$ breaks post float highs for US$ and GBP, driven by strong expected local growth and increased risk appetite.
1st Jul 11, 8:54am
NZ$ breaks post float highs for US$ and GBP, driven by strong expected local growth and increased risk appetite.
