The New Zealand dollar fell today as the trade balance surplus shrank last month more than was expected by market participants, adding to concerns about slowdown of global growth.

The New Zealand dollar climbed today after country’s employers added more jobs than was expected. Moreover, the unemployment rate demonstrated huge (and unexpected) drop.

The New Zealand dollar dropped today as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand intervened, selling the currency, and signaled that it may do so again to halt the rally of the kiwi.

The New Zealand dollar gained today on hopes that the Federal Reserve will confirm that quantitative easing stays in place. The currency maintained gains even as China’s manufacturing growth slowed.

The New Zealand dollar jumped today on forecast that housing approvals will show growth with accelerating pace in tomorrow’s report. The currency performed rather good last week and started this week on a strong footing.

The New Zealand dollar rallied against its US counterpart today as New Zealand’s trading balance surplus surged above analysts’ expectations. The kiwi trimmed its advance versus the greenback later and fell against the Japanese yen despite the positive news.

The New Zealand dollar surged today after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand left its main interest rate unchanged and suggested that there will be no rate cuts this year.

The New Zealand dollar dropped today as slowing growth of China’s manufacturing sector led to worries about global economic growth and hurt prospects for New Zealand exports.

The New Zealand dollar gained today even as macroeconomic reports suggested that economic growth in China is slowing, worsening prospects for New Zealand exports.

New Zealand dollar is getting a boost today, heading a little bit higher after yesterday’s drop. Kiwi is seeing some support, but more weakness could be ahead.