The appreciation of the Kiwi across the board and outperforming other high yield currencies, has been supported by macroeconomic data.
NZD/CAD rose above 0.8200 for the first time since March 2008 while AUD/NZD posted the lowest weekly close since August 2010. EUR/NZD reached on Tuesday at 1.6495 the lowest price since 2005.
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