New Zealand Dollar

• The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is the Central Bank of New Zealand. It implements a monetary policy aimed at ensuring price stability and strives to maintain the sound functioning of the country’s financial system.
• Price setting method: the exchange rate has been floating since 1985. The NZD is mainly traded against the USD, but also against the AUD, with New Zealand having significant economic ties with Australia.

• The New Zealand dollar is often called Kiwi, in reference to the iconic bird that populates the country.
• The evolution of the NZD is strongly linked to that of the currencies of Australia and China, New Zealand’s principal trading partners.

• The New Zealand dollar is sometimes referred to as a "commodity currency" as the country is a major exporter of agricultural products.

There are no special restrictions on the purchase and sale of NZD.