Investing.com - The New Zealand Dollar was higher against the U.S. Dollar on Friday after the release of U.S. data on Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index.
NZD/USD was trading at 0.8112, up 0.80% at time of writing.
The pair was likely to find support at 0.7973, Thursday’s low, and resistance at 0.8219, Monday’s high.
Earlier in the day, preliminary data showed that U.S. UoM consumer sentiment fell more-than-expected to a seasonally adjusted 71.8 last month from 74.3 in the preceding month.
Analysts had expected UoM consumer sentiment to fall to 74.0 last month.
Meanwhile, the New Zealand Dollar was up against the Australian Dollar and the Euro, with AUD/NZD shedding 0.45% to hit 1.3058 and EUR/NZD falling 0.19% to hit 1.7615.
NZD/USD was trading at 0.8112, up 0.80% at time of writing.
The pair was likely to find support at 0.7973, Thursday’s low, and resistance at 0.8219, Monday’s high.
Earlier in the day, preliminary data showed that U.S. UoM consumer sentiment fell more-than-expected to a seasonally adjusted 71.8 last month from 74.3 in the preceding month.
Analysts had expected UoM consumer sentiment to fall to 74.0 last month.
Meanwhile, the New Zealand Dollar was up against the Australian Dollar and the Euro, with AUD/NZD shedding 0.45% to hit 1.3058 and EUR/NZD falling 0.19% to hit 1.7615.