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Aussie’s One-Year Rally Versus Kiwi Is Peaking, Strategists Say

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The Australian dollar’s 12-month rally against the New Zealand dollar has likely peaked, according to currency strategists, as shifting central bank policies reverse the trend. New Zealand’s Reserve Bank signaled potential rate hikes Wednesday to curb persistent inflation, lifting the kiwi’s appeal and weakening the AUD/NZD cross from a 13-year high. Governor Anna Breman reinforced the hawkish stance Thursday, warning further rate increases would follow if core inflation accelerates, pressuring the Australian dollar’s relative strength. The pair’s retreat reflects diverging monetary outlooks, with Wellington’s aggressive posture contrasting Australia’s more cautious approach, reshaping forex market expectations. Analysts now anticipate the kiwi’s resilience to extend, marking a turning point after Australia’s prolonged currency dominance against its trans-Tasman neighbor.
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