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NZD/USD Fundamental Analysis October 7, 2014 Forecast

By:
Barry Norman
Updated: Aug 24, 2015, 23:00 UTC

Analysis and Recommendation: The NZD/USD  recovered 7 points in the morning session as traders booked profits after the USD climbed to a multiyear high.

NZD/USD Fundamental Analysis October 7, 2014 Forecast

NZD/USD Fundamental Analysis October 7, 2014 Forecast
NZD/USD Fundamental Analysis October 7, 2014 Forecast
Analysis and Recommendation:

The NZD/USD  recovered 7 points in the morning session as traders booked profits after the USD climbed to a multiyear high. The NZD is trading at 0.7770. The New Zealand dollar is getting sold heavily as the Asian markets get more active for the session). The kiwi has been dropping for weeks and months now and its continuing this morning. The future profitability of dairy farming in the wake of falling international prices for dairy products is likely to be a factor on the kiwi.

New Zealand property values rose at the slowest annual pace in 15 months in September, while certainty after the general election, new spring listings and interest rates remaining on hold renewed interest in the market.

 New Zealand employment confidence rose to a six-year high in the September quarter.

The New Zealand dollar fell at the end of the week after better-than-expected US employment figures fuelled optimism about the strength of recovery in the world’s biggest economy, stoking demand for the greenback. The US added 248,000 jobs in September, pushing the unemployment rate to a six-year low 5.9 percent, according to Labor Department figures. That beat market expectations for 215,000 jobs to be added in the month and a jobless rate of 6.1 percent, prompting a rally in US stocks and the greenback on growing anticipation the Federal Reserve will start hiking interest rates as the US economy gathers steam. Minutes to the Federal Reserve’s September meeting and a slew of central bank speakers will be closely watched by the market this week.

The kiwi dollar has come off a peak in July amid falling commodity prices for logs and dairy, two of New Zealand’s biggest exports, and has been helped on its way by the Reserve Bank confirming it intervened in currency markets in August. Governor Graeme Wheeler has called the local currency unjustifiably and unsustainably high since July, with the kiwi falling more slowly than commodity prices.

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Today’s economic releases actual vs. forecast:

Cur.

 

Event

Actual

Forecast

Previous

  AUD

 

MI Inflation Gauge

0.1%

 

0.0%

 

  AUD

 

ANZ Internet Job Ads

1.1%

 

1.4%

 

  AUD

 

ANZ Job Advertisements

0.9%

 

1.6%

 

  AUD

 

ANZ Newspaper Job Ads

-3.5%

 

1.8%

 

 

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Upcoming Economic Events that you should be monitoring:

Currency

 

   

JPY

Monetary Policy Statement

AUD

Cash Rate

AUD

RBA Rate Statement

JPY

BOJ Press Conference

CHF

Foreign Currency Reserves

GBP

Halifax HPI m/m

CHF

CPI m/m

CHF

Retail Sales y/y

GBP

Manufacturing Production m/m

GBP

BOE Credit Conditions Survey

CAD

Building Permits m/m

GBP

NIESR GDP Estimate

USD

JOLTS Job Openings

Government Bond Auction

Date Time Country Auction

Oct 07 06:00 Swiss Announces details of optional bond auction on Oct 08

Oct 07 09:00 Norway Bond auction

Oct 07 09:15 Austria RAGB auction

Oct 07 9:30 UK Auctions 3.5% 2045 Gilt

Oct 07 15:30 Italy Announces details of BOT auction on Oct 10

Oct 07 17:00 US 3Y Note auction

Oct 08 09:30 Germany Eur 4.0bn Oct 2019 Bobl auction

Oct 08 09:30 Swiss Bond auction (for decision)

Oct 08 15:30 Italy Announces details of BTP

Oct 08 17:00 US 10Y Note auction

Oct 09 09:03 Sweden I/L bond auction

Oct 09 17:00 US 30Y bond auction

Oct 10 09:10 Italy BOT auction

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