The New Zealand Dollar sees a solid start for the new week in sympathy with rising Chinese equity markets, and with little on the U.S., Chinese or New Zealand calendars, further gains can remain possible.

GBPNZD could test 2.10 this week if UK domestic data doesn't disappoint and global risk sentiment sours, but technical studies point to a greater likelihood the pair edges lower over the coming days.

One of New Zealand's most prominent banks says the New Zealand Dollar has likely passed its lows, and improved valuations for NZD sellers beckon over the coming months.

The Pound to New Zealand Dollar exchange rate has come back under pressure and is at risk of further weakness, particularly if Chinese data beats expectations this week and helps extend a recent equity market rebound.

GBPNZD rebound is put on ice, but too soon to predict an outright decline.

GBPNZD short-term outlook is constructive, but NZD could benefit on any global sentiment improvement.

GBPNZD can continue to stay supported above the 2.0275 level over the coming days as a 'relief' rally looks to extend further, however, data out of China could boost the Kiwi if it confirms a pickup in activity is underway.

Pound Sterling is now impressively oversold against the New Zealand Dollar and we continue to look for a correction, but an important meeting of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand risks spurring the GBP/NZD exchange rate through the 2.0% if a 'hawkish' tone is struck.

GBPNZD can consolidate following a period of losses that have left it deeply oversold.

The New Zealand Dollar faces a "longer and tougher fight" according to the most recent analysis of the currency from the global banking giant HSBC.

The British Pound continues to undergo a corrective pullback against the New Zealand Dollar that can extend further over the coming days, although Thursday's Bank of England decision and some important data releases out of New Zealand will offer two-way volatility.

The New Zealand Dollar's decline could be done according to new forecasts from Westpac, the lender and investment bank.

The Pound has fallen 2.30% from its 2023 highs against the New Zealand Dollar thanks to a recent cooling in Bank of England interest rate hike expectations and improved sentiment towards China.

The Pound to New Zealand Dollar exchange rate remains in a broad multi-month uptrend but short-term is subject to a pullback.

GBPNZD remains in a strong uptrend, short- and medium-term favour gains, empty calendar leaves central bank divergence in focus.

GBPNZD starts the new week on the defensive but there is a high likelihood that losses will be recouped over the coming days.

GBPNZD has been subject to a strong technical uptrend in 2023 and there is little evidence to suggest now is the time to bet on a meaningful reversal.

GBPNZD in a technical uptrend, 2023 highs can be retested and broken, but UK jobs report on Tuesday and RBNZ on Wednesday are risks.

Analysis from Capital Economics shows the New Zealand Dollar is likely to struggle as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will likely lead the next interest rate-cutting cycle, a development that is potentially not too far given fresh warnings from a domestic bank that the economy faces a double-dip recession.

The New Zealand Dollar begins the new week with a notable gain against most G10 currencies, extending its upward momentum from Friday, supported by a firm Asian equity market session and positive investor sentiment.