New Zealand dollar trading at 0.5545 dollars... ahead of US October PPI release
Original headline뉴질랜드달러 0.5545달러 거래…미 10월 PPI 발표 앞둬
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The New Zealand dollar slipped to around $0.5545 in Asian trading on Thursday, falling below the $0.5550 mark, with the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's reference rate set at $0.55395 versus the prior day's $0.55615. The move came as markets awaited the release of US October producer price index data, a key inflation gauge that could shape Federal Reserve rate expectations. The kiwi's dip below the $0.5550 level matters because it leaves the currency vulnerable to further downside if the PPI print comes in hotter than expected and lifts the US dollar. Traders will watch the PPI release and subsequent US dollar direction for the next catalyst, with the RBNZ's daily 2pm local fixing also in focus.
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NZD/USD, US Producer Price Index, Reserve Bank of New Zealand, FXStreet