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December 20, 2024

NZD USD Falls as Fed and RBNZ Policies Diverge

The NZD USD exchange rate continues its downward path this week, reaching its lowest level since 2022. The kiwi fell to a new low of 0.5600, down approximately 12% from its peak earlier this year, influenced by recent economic data from New Zealand.

Investors are reacting to the gap between Federal Reserve and Reserve Bank of New Zealand policies. The divergence raises questions about the future of the kiwi in the coming weeks. Close monitoring of both central banks and market sentiment is crucial.

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