New Zealand Dollar Outlook Brightens After China Signals Openness to U.S. Trade Talks By PoundSterlingLIVE

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : The currency has since clawed back losses and stabilised on signs that the announcement represented the worst-case scenario for tariff fears as the U.S. looks to have used the threat as an opening gambit in trade negotiations.
60% : The New Zealand Dollar is sensitive to global sentiment and its economy relies heavily on the export of 'soft' raw materials to China, such as milk, wood, fruit and lamb.
57% : The New Zealand Dollar can find support in a détente in the China-U.S. trade conflict.
42% : The New Zealand Dollar plummeted to its lowest levels in years against the British Pound and Euro in early April as markets balked at U.S. import tariffs that were far more punitive than expected.
36% : Any improvement in trade relations between the major powers is therefore fundamentally supportive of New Zealand and its financial assets.

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