The New Zealand dollar was pinned at $0.587 on Thursday, after gaining 0.3% in the prior session amid a broadly softer US dollar. The greenback was on the backfoot after Wednesday’s data showed US job openings fell more than expected, signaling a weakening labour market and reinforcing hopes of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve later this month. However, upside for the kiwi remains limited by dovish policy expectations at home. Analysts are currently anticipating two more rate cuts from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, which would bring the cash rate down to 2.50% — the lowest level since mid-2022. Investor attention is also on leadership changes at the central bank, with Prime Minister Christopher Luxon indicating that the appointment of a new RBNZ governor could be announced within weeks.
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