NZ Dollar Appreciates On Earnings, China Move
2021年10月15日 - 3:28PM
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The NZ dollar was higher in the European session on Friday, as
strong earnings results and China's shift to accelerate approval of
home loans underpinned risk sentiment.
Upbeat earnings results tempered concerns about rising inflation
and its impact on global economic growth.
China eased mortgage restrictions of some major banks amid
growing concerns about the potential spillover effects from
Evergrande.
Further, the People's Bank of China injected 500 billion yuan
via a one-year medium-term lending facility in order to ensure
ample liquidity in the banking system.
The central bank also added 10 billion yuan through seven-day
reverse repurchase agreements at an interest rate of 2.2
percent.
The kiwi hit 0.7067 against the greenback, its highest level
since September 24. If the kiwi strengthens further, it is likely
to test resistance around the 0.72 region.
The kiwi spiked up to a 3-1/2-year high of 80.68 against the yen
from Thursday's close of 79.96. The kiwi is likely to challenge
resistance around the 82.00 region.
Data from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry showed
that Japan's tertiary activity declined for the second straight
month in August.
The tertiary activity index fell 1.7 percent month-on-month in
August, following a 0.6 percent decrease in July.
The kiwi rallied to 1.6433 against the euro, a level unseen
since February 1. On the upside, resistance is seen near the 1.62
level.
The kiwi remained higher against the aussie, after touching an
8-day high of 1.0514 at 1:05 am ET. The pair had ended yesterday's
deals at 1.0535.
Looking ahead, Canada wholesale sales for August, U.S. retail
sales and import and export prices for September, business
inventories data for August, New York Fed's empire manufacturing
survey and University of Michigan's preliminary consumer sentiment
index for October will be out in the New York session.
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