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KIWI: NZD popped higher on the back of the slightly better than exp. New Zealand
CPI release (there was a focus on the potential for downside surprise), but it
has unwound the move, with NZDUSD trading at 0.7310 & AUDNZD last at 1.0650,
after registering a high of 0.7343 & a low of 1.0611 respectively in the wake of
the CPI release.
- Earlier on RBNZ Gov. Orr noted that the RBNZ "expects very benign inflation
going forwards." Orr went on to say that "what really matters is the confidence
and expectation and belief that we are aiming for that midpoint of 2% all the
time."
- The RBNZ will publish its sectoral factor measure of inflation later Thursday
which will give a better indication of inflation pressures in the economy.
- Initial support in the NZDUSD is noted at the 55-DMA (0.7285), with resistance
at the April 17 high (0.7372).
- AUDNZD's initial support at the April 17 high (1.0601), resistance at the high
from Mar 29 (1.0669).
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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