New Zealand Dollar plummets as RBNZ unexpectedly leaves rates steady
The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) trades sharply lower against its major currency peers on Wednesday. Against the US Dollar (USD), the kiwi dollar is down 1.28% to near 0.5600.
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