AUD to NZD Forecasts
Weakness in AUD/NZD has been due to the different paths taken by the antipodean central banks on interest rates. In Q4 this has reversed due to the sharp increase in energy prices supporting AUD as Australia is a major coal and natural gas exporter.
SupportAUD/NZD dollar outlook
The NZD has dropped back relative to AUD from mid September into October. The risk-off shift sparked by the Evergrande crisis, coupled with the emergence of new roadblocks to global recovery, seemingly impacting the Kiwi dollar more than the Aussie.
The sharp increase in energy prices has also supported AUD/NZD, as Australian export prices for coal and natural gas rose significantly.
| AUD/NZD was | Change | Period |
|---|---|---|
1.0626 04 Jan 2022 | 0.1% ▼ | 2 Weeks |
1.0441 20 Oct 2021 | 1.6% ▲ | 90 Days |
1.0800 18 Jan 2021 | 1.8% ▼ | 1 Year |
1.0519 19 Jan 2017 | 0.9% ▲ | 5 Years |
1.2993 21 Jan 2012 | 18.3% ▼ | 10 Years |
1.2123 23 Jan 2002 | 12.5% ▼ | 20 Years |
Australian dollar to New Zealand dollar forecasts
The spread of the Delta variant in Australia and Evergrande property debt crisis in China has forced investors to review commodity prices, further compounding AUD losses.
The AUD/NZD rate jumped nearly a 1 percent on the detection of a single Covid case in New Zealand.
The recent decision by the RBNZ to end its QE program, triggered a sharp drop in the AUD to NZD rate.
Expected to rise to US75¢ by the end of 2022, however the Aussie dollar is forecast to have a volatile year against a range of currencies.
In mid-October the NZ dollar surged to US71¢ on the news from Statistics NZ that quarterly CPI rose 2.2 per cent and annual inflation accelerated to 4.9 per cent. The uptick in the NZD comes from expectations the RBNZ may raise interest rates more than and sooner than expected.
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