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New Zealand stocks climbed 94 points, or 0.7%, to 13,940 in Friday morning trade, supported by gains in financials, energy, materials, utilities and healthcare. The index is heading for a 1.2% weekly rise.
New Zealand Manufacturing PMI
The New Zealand dollar steadies around $0.585 near a two-week low after softer manufacturing PMI and inflation expectations data revived questions over further Reserve Bank tightening.
New Zealand Manufacturing PMI shows an actual reading of 54.3, compared with a previous figure of 59.7 (forecast not provided).
New Zealand Manufacturing PMI
New Zealand Manufacturing PMI
() -- The New Zealand dollar gains against the US dollar on Friday, after New Zealand's BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index jumped to 59.7 in June from an upwardly revised 51.3 in May. The print came in the strongest reading since July 2021. In Friday's G10 trading, NZD rose against all other currencies, exce
New Zealand Manufacturing PMI Actual 59.7 (Forecast -, Previous 49.9)
New Zealand Manufacturing PMI
New Zealand Manufacturing PMI
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