
Kiwi falls as Clinton victory hopes bolster greenback
The New Zealand dollar fell as US presidential election polling showed Hilary Clinton taking the lead.
The New Zealand dollar fell as US presidential election polling showed Hilary Clinton taking the lead.
Wall Street declined as comments from US Federal Reserve underpinned bets the central bank will raise interest rates.
The New Zealand dollar rose to its highest level against the British pound in decades.
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Wall Street and US Treasuries moved lower as better-than-expected data on US manufacturing.
The New Zealand dollar gave up gains against the British pound in quiet trading in currency markets.
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The New Zealand dollar followed stocks on Wall Street.
Wall Street dropped, with financial and health care stocks leading the way.
New Zealand shares rose as global markets were encouraged by reports of a deal to ease the glut of crude oil.
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The New Zealand dollar fell from its overnight highs, to be little changed after stronger-than-expected US consumer confidence.
Wall Street advanced after a report showed US consumer confidence climbed to the highest level in nine months.
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Wall Street climbed, pushing the Nasdaq to a fresh intraday record high, as investors repositioned themselves after the US Federal Reserve kept its target interest rate steady.
New Zealand shares gained as investors took comfort after central banks made no interest rate moves.