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The continued shutdown of the US government has seen the US dollar remain under pressure; NZD continues to hold above 0.7300 and is now building a more solid base; NZD opens the week higher against the AUD
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Tuesday, January 23, 2018
The backdrop of improving global growth, rising risk appetite and strengthening commodities have all supported the NZD; US Senate leaders announced that they had agreed a deal to end the US government shutdown; GBP was the strongest currency overnight
IMF sees expanded growth, broadly based; US Congress has budget deal; NAFTA talks at key point; KPMG charged with conspiracy; Sydney housing imbalances; UST 10yr 2.66%; oil and gold unchanged; NZ$1 = 73.1 USc; TWI-5 = 74.4
Siah Hwee Ang says despite huge growth in Foreign Direct Investment in China, the statistics on FDI into China have not grown as fast as would be expected of a country that is continually rolling out the red carpet