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Australia’s dollar headed for its biggest monthly decline in more than two years on speculation a slowdown in China will weigh on the economy, prompting the Reserve Bank to cut interest rates this year.
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Australia’s dollar held a two-day gain versus the greenback as Asian shares rallied and before U.S. data that may add to the case for the Federal Reserve to maintain stimulus.
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New Zealand and China are in talks about making their currencies directly convertible, aiming to reduce costs as trade between the two countries is targeted to surge 33 percent in the next two years.
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Following is the summary of New Zealand’s visitor arrivals and departures in April from Statistics New Zealand in Wellington.
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The Australian and New Zealand dollars declined to the lowest this year amid concern slowing inflation globally will weigh on demand for commodities.
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New Zealand employers added the most workers on record in the three months through March, driving the kiwi to erase losses triggered yesterday by the central bank’s announcement of intervention to weaken it.
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The Australian and New Zealand dollars climbed against most of their major peers after reports in both nations showed the unemployment rate dropped.
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Design engineer Stephanie Thompson quit her job in Australia’s mining industry and moved with her husband to New Zealand to help rebuild the earthquake-damaged city of Christchurch.
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Following is the summary of New Zealand’s visitor arrivals and departures in March from Statistics New Zealand in Wellington.
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New Zealand’s exports to China surged in the first quarter to surpass shipments to Australia, underscoring the importance of the world’s second-biggest economy to the South Pacific nation.
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