About New Zealand Dollar Currency Index
The New Zealand Dollar Currency Index (ZXY) is one of the indices significant for understanding the real strength of the currency. ZXY shows a relation between the NZD and other major currencies. The New Zealand dollar is a commodity currency along with the CAD and the AUD. The rate of the NZD might be influenced by export volumes — the country depends on supply to China and Australia where New Zealand delivers, for example, milk products. If export volumes are increasing, it may hike the New Zealand dollar index as well.
Displays a symbol's price movements over previous years to identify recurring trends.
Frequently Asked Questions
The current value of New Zealand Dollar Currency Index is 58.76 USD — it has fallen by −0.59% in the past 24 hours. Track the index more closely on the New Zealand Dollar Currency Index chart.
New Zealand Dollar Currency Index reached its highest quote on Jul 10, 2014 — 88.32 USD. See more data on the New Zealand Dollar Currency Index chart.
The lowest ever quote of New Zealand Dollar Currency Index is 49.20 USD. It was reached on Mar 2, 2009. See more data on the New Zealand Dollar Currency Index chart.
New Zealand Dollar Currency Index value has decreased by −0.86% in the past week, since last month it has shown a −2.97% decrease, and over the year it's decreased by −3.26%. Keep track of all changes on the New Zealand Dollar Currency Index chart.
New Zealand Dollar Currency Index is just a number that lets you track performance of the instruments comprising the index, so you can't invest in it directly. But you can buy New Zealand Dollar Currency Index futures or funds or invest in its components.