It is very sad if we realize that the evil English dumped some of their poor 
settlers in New Zealand to compete with the German peace missions there and to 
end with bloody war to wipe out the original inhabitants. The distance between 
Britian and New Zealand can be crosssed by about 30 hours of contineous flight. 
Greed was the main driving force for this agression. All that happened 150 
years ago only.
 
Now New Zealand suffers elZhaimer in its identity. It is not Asian, it is not 
European, it is not Japanese, yet it lives without mission or vision. 
There is one advantage there. They live in pacafic tranqility surrounded by 
grass and trees that they can see the world with calm and to state that:
 the current global financial crisis is the "biggest destruction of global 
wealth the world has ever seen".
 
Yet it does nothing about it and betting that it may get advantages out of it.
 
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http://finance.yahoo.com/news/New-Zealand-Dollar-At-fxcm-14502251.html
 
A week of bearish fundamental data and a bout of risk aversion would end up 
leading the New Zealand dollar to break below the 0.500 price level. The RBNZ 
lowered its inflation forecast to 2.3% from 2. 5 as it expects growth and 
employment to deteriorate. The central bank lowered its GDP expectations for 
the year to 0.1% and predicts the unemployment rate will raise to 6%, the 
highest since June 2006. 




 
New Zealand Dollar At Critical Support Level, More Losses Ahead? 
Fundamental Outlook For New Zealand Dollar: Bearish 

- New Zealand’s Annual Trade Deficit Unexpectedly Narrowed In January to 
NZ$5.48 billion on Lower Imports.

- RBNZ Lowered 2-Year Inflation Forecast To 2.3% From 2.7% Due To Falling 
Energy Costs And Slowing Growth.
- NAB Business Confidence Fell From -35.0 To -41.2 in February, Which was The 
Second Worst On Record. 
A week of bearish fundamental data and a bout of risk aversion would end up 
leading the New Zealand dollar to break below the 0.500 price level. The RBNZ 
lowered its inflation forecast to 2.3% from 2. 5 as it expects growth and 
employment to deteriorate. The central bank lowered its GDP expectations for 
the year to 0.1% and predicts the unemployment rate will raise to 6%, the 
highest since June 2006.  Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Alan Bollard 
said the economy would not escape unscathed in the current financial crisis, 
when addressing the 2009 Job Summit in Auckland. Bollard said, "The economy 
does have a number of imbalances that cannot go on forever and as a result, 
there are challenges ahead."
 
 He would further describe the global financial crisis as the "biggest 
destruction of global wealth the world has ever seen". Indeed, the banking 
troubles brought on by the crisis in the U.S. and Europe sent traders to the 
sidelines as fears grow that the frozen credit markets will lead to a deeper 
global recession. 
 
The central bank is expected to lower their official cash rate by 75 bps to 
2.75% on March 11th and the lower interest rate expectations may continue to 
weigh on the “Kiwi”. The weak currency is actually welcomed by the RBNZ as 
Governor Bollard stated “the exchange rate is working for us”, “it is helping 
cushion the shocks, it’s helping make us more competitive.” The lower valuation 
as helped demand for the country’s exports including milk powder, meat and 
aluminum. The only fundamental economic release upcoming is the commodity price 
index which declined last month by 4.3%. The indicator isn’t market moving but 
another month of falling prices would add to the demand for New Zealand goods. 
 
The New Zealand dollar nearly tested the 2/2 low of 0.4961 which is also being 
reinforced by Bollinger band support. We could see the NZD/USD bounce from this 
level after its recent decline, but any bullish momentum may be capped by the 
20-Day SMA at 0.5149 which has served as staunch resistance. However, given the 
expectations of a lower interest rates a break below support leaves the pair 
susceptible to a drop to the August 2002 low of 0.4484.-JR
 


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