NZD/USD grinds lower past 0.6800 amid mixed concerns, holiday mood By anilpanchal7 NZDUSD RiskAppetite Coronavirus Currencies Macroeconomics
d updates over Omicron and geopolitics also challenge the Kiwi pair traders during the final days of 2021.
China reported 206 new COVID-19 cases for December 25 versus 140 the previous day while New Zealand reported 34 cases for the day. Further, Australia’s most populous state New South Wales unfortunately reported a new high in coronavirus infections, to 6,394, while ABCcites a 36% fall in tests.
On the contrary, US VP Harris sounds optimistic about getting President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better plan despite the latest challenges raised by Senator Joe Manchin. On the same line were the receding fears of Omicron, mainly due to positive developments concerning the virus cure and studies showing less hospitalization due to the South African COVID-19 variant, also keep the NZD/USD buyers hopeful.
It’s worth noting that downbeat prints of China’s Industrial Profit for November, 38.2% YTD and 9.0% YoY versus 42.2% and 24.60% respectively, exert additional downside pressure on the NZD/USD prices.
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