NZD/GBP Transfer

The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) made its way to 0.4935 (2.0270) Wednesday against the British Pound (GBP) but failed to hold this area. The risk tone took a turn as US CPI released, and the greenback rallied. This in turn sent “risk crosses reeling across the board, the kiwi no exception, giving back gains to reach 0.4865 (2.0550) into Friday. UK GDP came in at 0.2% for the month of August after a drop of -0.6% in July with growth in all sectors contributing, the news helping the GBP.

The current interbank midrate is: NZDGBP 0.4860 GBPNZD 2.0576

The interbank range this week has been: NZDGBP 0.4861- 0.4933 GBPNZD 2.0271- 2.0569

NZD/AUD Transfer

The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) fell back to 0.9355 (1.0690) midweek against the Australian Dollar (AUD) but regained the edge into Friday clawing back losses to 0.9400 (1.0635). NZ Election tomorrow could excite the cross on next week’s open, a National led govt should spike the kiwi, anything else including adding Winston into the mix and the kiwi could weaken considerably purely on uncertainty. Technically resistance looks decent at 0.9460 the close of late May, with downside moves limited to 0.9320 (1.0730) for now. Looking ahead we have NZ CPI q/q and Australian unemployment data printing.

The current interbank midrate is: NZDAUD 0.9372 AUDNZD 1.0662

The interbank range this week has been: NZDAUD 0.9354- 0.9425 AUDNZD 1.0609- 1.0690

 

 

 

 

 

 

NZD/USD Transfer

As we predicted the New Zealand Dollar (NZD) hasn’t been able to hold above 0.6000, reversing lower over 1 cent against the US Dollar (USD) in overnight trading back to 0.5930. US CPI y/y for September came in hot at 3.7% vs 3.6% expected, rallying the greenback hard against most crosses. The rebound in inflationary pressures confirmed with some suggesting earlier it was a short-term gig. Markets reacted by sending treasury yields higher, the US Dollar index was up nearly 1% while US equities slumped by similar margins. The upshot is, this may strengthen chances of the Fed raising rates at their 2 Nov meeting, it would be a bold move. With the pair trading below the 100-day moving average we may see further weakening in the kiwi.

The current interbank midrate is: NZDUSD 0.5920

The interbank range this week has been: NZDUSD 0.5918- 0.6054

 

 

 

 

 

EURO/AUD Transfer

The Australian Dollar (AUD) has reversed off resistance at 0.6010 (1.6640) at the end of the week slipping back into the bull channel seen over the past 8 weeks against the Euro (EUR). The uptick seen could however be limited to the 0.6135 (1.6300) zone as geopolitical tensions heat up in the Gaza Strip. Certainly, with a lack of meaningful data publishing in the pair global uncertainty could dominate.

Current Level: 1.6479
Resistance: 1.7000
Support: 1.6260
Last Weeks Range: 1.6392 – 1.6641

AUD/EURO Transfer

The Australian Dollar (AUD) has reversed off resistance at 0.6010 (1.6640) at the end of the week slipping back into the bull channel seen over the past 8 weeks against the Euro (EUR). The uptick seen could however be limited to the 0.6135 (1.6300) zone as geopolitical tensions heat up in the Gaza Strip. Certainly, with a lack of meaningful data publishing in the pair global uncertainty could dominate.

Current Level: 0.6068
Resistance: 0.6150
Support: 0.5880
Last Weeks Range: 0.6009 – 0.6100

GBP/AUD Transfer

We were bang on with our predictions last week with movement in the British Pound (GBP), Australian Dollar (AUD) with price easing lower off 0.5250 (1.9050) to 0.5220 (1.9160) at the close of the week. Despite geopolitical news in the cross dampening the mood in markets the Aussie has ignored the brief shifting higher on a risk/equity rally to 0.5245 (1.9070) Tuesday. A move above 0.5250 (1.9050) would signal further upside. We think the likelihood is low with consideration of the geopolitical scene.

Current Level: 1.9080
Resistance: 1.9700
Support: 1.8900
Last Weeks Range: 1.8923 – 1.9221

AUD/GBP Transfer

We were bang on with our predictions last week with movement in the British Pound (GBP), Australian Dollar (AUD) with price easing lower off 0.5250 (1.9050) to 0.5220 (1.9160) at the close of the week. Despite geopolitical news in the cross dampening the mood in markets the Aussie has ignored the brief shifting higher on a risk/equity rally to 0.5245 (1.9070) Tuesday. A move above 0.5250 (1.9050) would signal further upside. We think the likelihood is low with consideration of the geopolitical scene.

Current Level: 0.5241
Support: 0.5075
Resistance: 0.5290
Last week’s range: 0.5202 – 0.5284

AUD/USD Transfer

It’s surprising to see prices in the Australian Dollar (AUD), US Dollar (USD) climb higher off the weekly open given the state of geopolitical tensions developing in Israel. The Aussie has reversed all of last week’s losses reaching 0.6410 as I write. We would expect risk flow towards the end of the week to have an impact on movement with things expected to ramp up in Israel. Resistance at 0.6450 should hold leading into Friday’s US CPI y/y, the week’s main data release. The recent dovish Fed shouldn’t come into effect this week, instead markets most likely will be focusing on the “safe haven” play.

Current Level: 0.6420
Support: 0.6300
Resistance: 0.6500
Last week’s range: 0.6284 – 0.6443

EURO/NZD Transfer

The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) has largely ignored global tensions developing in the Gaza strip. Monday’s risk markets held the power, the kiwi rallying to 0.5700 (1.7540) this morning from 0.5655 (1.7680) against the Euro (EUR) as US Equities closed up 0.6% in overnight trading. This equals a 12-week high in the cross. Upside moves this week are looking fairly exhausted extending to 0.5715 (1.7500) when considering offshore risks developing.

Current Level: 1.7543
Resistance: 1.8400
Support: 1.7390
Last Weeks Range: 1.7582 – 1.7821

NZD/EURO Transfer

The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) has largely ignored global tensions developing in the Gaza strip. Monday’s risk markets held the power, the kiwi rallying to 0.5700 (1.7540) this morning from 0.5655 (1.7680) against the Euro (EUR) as US Equities closed up 0.6% in overnight trading. This equals a 12-week high in the cross. Upside moves this week are looking fairly exhausted extending to 0.5715 (1.7500) when considering offshore risks developing.

Current Level: 0.5700
Support: 0.5750
Resistance: 0.5435
Last week’s range: 0.5611 – 0.5687