USD/NZD
MinorUS DollarNew Zealand Dollar
1.68180
+53.0 pips+0.32%
Bid
1.68180Ask
1.68180spread
0.0 pips24h Δ+0.32%
Price chart
Daily volatility
0.52%
0.00%2.00%
Medium volatility0.52%
52-week range
1.68
1.631.79
1.633671.681801.79077
30-day return
-3.63%
BearishKey correlation
Coming soon
24h volume
Global OTC (decentralized market)
About USD/NZD
The USD/NZD pair represents the exchange rate between US Dollar and New Zealand Dollar. This shows how many New Zealand Dollars are needed to buy one US Dollar.
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1 USD = 1.68180 NZD
Mid-market rate
Key statistics
24h volume
Global OTCAvg. spread
0.5-1.5 pipsPip value
$10 por lote estándarMargin req.
3.33%52-week range
High
1.790770
Low
1.633670
52-week range
1.6818001.6336701.790770
Low
1.633670
High
1.790770
Currency converter
You send
You receive
1 USD = 1.68180 NZD
Mid-market rate
Key statistics
24h volume
Global OTCAvg. spread
0.5-1.5 pipsPip value
$10 por lote estándarMargin req.
3.33%52-week range
High
1.790770
Low
1.633670
52-week range
1.6818001.6336701.790770
Low
1.633670
High
1.790770
Frequently Asked Questions
The current USD/NZD exchange rate is 1.6818, meaning 1 USD equals 1.6818 NZD. The rate has increased by +0.32% in the past 24 hours.
USD/NZD has dropped by -1.20% over the last week. The monthly change is a -3.63% drop.
The current spread for USD/NZD is 0.0000, with a bid price of 1.6818 and an ask price of 1.6818. The spread represents the transaction cost for trading this currency pair.
USD/NZD highest rate in the last year was 1.7908, and its lowest rate was 1.6337.
The USD/NZD exchange rate is influenced by several macroeconomic factors including interest rate differentials between the central banks of US Dollar and New Zealand Dollar, inflation rates, GDP growth, trade balances, and geopolitical events. Monetary policy decisions by each country's central bank are typically the most significant driver of currency movements.
Investors in Latin America can access the forex market through international brokerage platforms and regulated forex brokers. Many platforms accept local payment methods and only require a valid government ID or passport to get started. Make sure to choose a regulated broker with transparent fee structures.
USD/NZD can be traded during 24/5 (Sun 22:00 - Fri 22:00 GMT). The forex market operates nearly 24 hours a day during the business week, with the highest liquidity typically during the London and New York session overlap.
Many investors in Latin America hold hard currencies like USD (US Dollar) as a hedge against local currency devaluation. If your local currency loses value relative to USD, your holdings in USD preserve their purchasing power. This is one reason why forex diversification is a common strategy for investors in regions with higher inflation.