FPI m/m

NZD Volatility Alert: Food Price Index Plunges Unexpectedly – Implications for Traders The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) is facing potential headwinds following the latest release of the Food Price Index (FPI) data on March 14, 2025. The actual figure of -0.5% has deviated significantly from the previous reading of 1.

NZD Food Price Index (FPI) Surges: 1.9% Monthly Increase Shakes Up Market Expectations (Feb 14, 2025 Release) Headline: The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) experienced a ripple effect following the release of the February 2025 Food Price Index (FPI) data on February 14th, 2025. The FPI m/m (month-on-month) figure

NZD FPI m/m: January 2025 Data Shows Minimal Inflationary Pressure Headline: The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) Food Price Index (FPI) for January 2025, released on January 16th, registered a marginal increase of 0.1%. This follows a -0.1% decrease in December 2024, signaling a low impact on the

NZD Food Price Index (FPI) Unexpectedly Improves: December 2024 Data Released Headline: The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) received a minor boost on December 16th, 2024, following the release of the latest Food Price Index (FPI) data from Statistics New Zealand. The month-on-month (m/m) change in food prices registered at

New Zealand Food Price Index (FPI) Plunges: Implications for the NZD On November 14, 2024, Statistics New Zealand released the latest data for the Food Price Index (FPI), revealing a -0.9% monthly decline. This marked a significant drop from the previous month's 0.5% increase and fell short of

New Zealand's Food Price Index Remains Steady: What Does This Mean for the NZD? Fresh data released on November 13, 2024, reveals that New Zealand's Food Price Index (FPI) remained unchanged month-on-month, registering at 0.5%. This figure aligns with the previous reading and falls in line with the forecast,

New Zealand Food Price Index (FPI) Climbs to 0.5% in October 2024 The New Zealand Food Price Index (FPI), released on October 11, 2024, showed a monthly increase of 0.5%, exceeding the previous month's figure of 0.2%. This latest data point underscores the ongoing pressures within the