Daybreak Europe Show Open: Kiwi Falls on One Virus Case

The video discusses the impact of a COVID case in New Zealand on the Kiwi dollar and market expectations, referencing past actions by the RBNZ and inflation concerns. It highlights market reactions to central bank policies, focusing on the Forex market and currency movements, including the dollar, yen, and swissy. The discussion also touches on global economic risks and the performance of the S&P 500.

What was the immediate impact on the Kiwi dollar due to a COVID case in New Zealand?

• It rose by 1%

• It dropped by 1%

• It rose by 0.5%

• It remained stable

What historical action by the RBNZ is referenced in the context of inflation expectations?

• Cutting interest rates in 2016

• Reversing a policy in 2014

• Implementing QE in 2012

• Raising interest rates in 2010

How are central bank policymakers expected to react according to the market's response?

• Maintain the same stance

• Be more hawkish

• Ignore market reactions

• Be less hawkish

Which currencies were noted as strong performers in the Forex market?

• Australian Dollar and Canadian Dollar

• Yen and Swiss Franc

• Dollar and Yen

• Euro and Pound

What is the status of the S&P 500 amidst the discussed economic conditions?

• Stable with minor fluctuations

• At an all-time high

• Experiencing high volatility

• At an all-time low