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Jane Turner, Senior Economist, ABS says the RBNZ could start raising interest rates as early as March 2014 as it weighs up increasing house prices and the higher NZ Dollar.
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*Australia, New Zealand dollars rally vs U.S. dollar. Manufacturers in China and Europe also struggled last month as demand fell, suggesting the global economy still requires support from global central banks.
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NEW YORK, June 3- The dollar plunged against a broad swath of currencies on Monday as weak U.S. manufacturing data curbed expectations that the Federal Reserve will rein in its bond purchases anytime soon. Manufacturers in China and Europe also struggled last month as demand fell, suggesting the global economy still requires support from global central banks.
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NEW YORK, June 3- The dollar fell across the board on Monday, undermined by a report showing the U.S. manufacturing sector contracted in May for the first time in six months.
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*U.S. consumer sentiment strongest in nearly six years. NEW YORK, May 31- The dollar firmed on Friday to post an eighth straight month of gains against the yen as upbeat U.S. economic data reinforced the view that the Federal Reserve could pare back its monetary stimulus sooner than expected.
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*U.S. consumer sentiment strongest in nearly 6 years. NEW YORK, May 31- The dollar firmed across the board on Friday, on track for its eighth straight month of gains against the yen, as upbeat U.S. economic data reinforced the view that the Federal Reserve could pare back its monetary stimulus sooner than expected.
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*U.S. consumer sentiment strongest in nearly 6 years. NEW YORK, May 31- The dollar rose against several key currencies Friday and was headed for its eight straight month of gains against the yen, as robust U.S. economic data supported ideas the Federal Reserve will scale back its monetary stimulus sooner than expected.
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NEW YORK, May 31- The dollar fell to a three-week low against the yen on Friday after Japan reported accelerating factory output and ebbing deflation and after U.S. data reduced expectations the Federal Reserve could soon scale back its stimulus.
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LONDON, May 31- The dollar fell to a three-week low against the yen on Friday, but month-end flows, weak euro zone data and lower equity markets lifted it against the euro and riskier growth-linked currencies. The dollar fell 0.3 percent to 100.30 yen, its lowest since May 9.
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WELLINGTON, May 31- A New Zealand court granted Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom access on Friday to all evidence seized by police in a 2012 raid, bolstering the Internet entrepreneur's fight against extradition to the United States to face online piracy charges. Acting on a request from U.S. authorities, New Zealand police arrested Dotcom and three colleagues.
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TOKYO, May 30- The dollar remained under pressure against the yen on Thursday as Japanese shares took another sharp tumble, pushing investors to unwind their dollar-hedges on the Nikkei and head for the safe-haven yen. The greenback last bought 100.80 yen after hitting 100.56, its lowest since May 10.
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TOKYO, May 30- The dollar steadied against the yen on Thursday after falling to a three-week low as U.S. The greenback last bought 100.93 after scraping 100.585, its lowest since May 10 after a slump in Japanese equities spurred interest in the safe-haven yen, pressuring the dollar.
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NEW YORK, May 29- The dollar slumped broadly on Wednesday as U.S. The dollar fell especially hard against Japan's yen and the Swiss franc, which are seen as safe havens which usually gain when higher-risk assets like equities fall. Treasury yields, "said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX Strategy at BK Asset Management in New York.
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*Dollar falls 1 percent versus yen, Swiss franc. NEW YORK, May 29- The U.S. dollar slumped broadly on Wednesday as U.S. Treasury yields, "said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX Strategy at BK Asset Management in New York.
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LONDON, May 29- The dollar fell sharply on Wednesday, with traders saying a large sell order caused losses against a broad range of currencies and forced many in the market to exit long dollar positions. Against a basket of currencies it fell 0.6 percent to 83.630, pulling away from a three-year high of 84.498 hit on May 23.
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*Suntory unit approved to list on Tokyo exchange on July 3. May 29- Suntory Holdings Ltd received approval to list its core food and non-alcoholic beverage unit in Tokyo, paving the way for Asia's largest initial public offering this year worth $4.4 billion.
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May 29- Suntory Holdings Ltd will get the green light to list its food and non-alcoholic beverage unit in Tokyo as it prepares to raise about $5 billion in Asia's largest initial public offering this year.
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NEW YORK, May 28- The dollar rebounded against the euro and yen on Tuesday after robust U.S. economic data reinforced expectations the Federal Reserve may start unwinding its stimulus program over the next few months.
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*U.S. consumer confidence hits more than 5- year high. *Dollar, euro rally more than 1 percent vs yen. NEW YORK, May 28- The U.S. dollar rallied against the euro and yen on Tuesday after stronger-than-expected U.S. economic data boosted expectations the Federal Reserve could reduce the pace of its bond purchases in coming months.
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SHANGHAI, May 23- The rolling green hills and gurgling blonde toddlers in the ads for Yashili International Holdings Ltd underscore how keen China's biggest milk powder producers are to appear global to emerge from the shadow of a fatal baby formula scandal.
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LONDON, May 21- Ending Britain's 306- year rule would allow Scotland to reverse generations of economic mismanagement and free its lawmakers to boost economic growth, say Scottish nationalists campaigning to split from the UK.
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