The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) is generally considered a higher yielding currency. It is dependent on the export of agricultural and other resources. New Zealand's strong economic performance and rising commodity prices often lead to increased demand for the NZD. If the economic data from New Zealand is positive, this could have a positive effect on the currency.
However, the Swiss franc (CHF) is known as a "safe haven currency," which investors seek in times of economic instability. If there is stability in the global economy, the CHF could weaken as capital shifts to higher yielding assets, including the NZD.
However, the Swiss franc (CHF) is known as a "safe haven currency," which investors seek in times of economic instability. If there is stability in the global economy, the CHF could weaken as capital shifts to higher yielding assets, including the NZD.
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