 New Zealand Dollar dips mildly as the new week began on a quiet note. This comes in wake of New Zealand weaker services data and the decline in short-term inflation expectations, which may provide some relief to RBNZ about the persistence of high inflation. However, the key question remains on the pace at which inflation will decline. Slower-than-expected disinflation ahead would still limited scope for RBNZ to initiate rate cuts within this year. Elsewhere in the currency markets, Australian and Canadian Dollars also softened, trailing Kiwi as the next weakest. In contrast, Euro and Sterling appeared stronger, followed by relatively steady Dollar, while Swiss Franc is mixed. But as side from the Aussie and Kiwi, most major currencies remained within Friday's range against each other... |
