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NZD/USD — “Kiwi”

NZD/USD prices the New Zealand dollar in U.S. dollars. New Zealand's economy is heavily agricultural, so dairy prices and global growth matter.

Reference rate

0.5639

Bank of Canada-derived · 2026-09-29

Pip value (10,000 units)

C$1.42

Pip size 0.0001

Most active (ET)

6 p.m.–2 a.m. ET.

NZD/USD — last 120 Bank of Canada observations

2026-09-29 → 2026-04-09 · +3.82%

Latest
0.5855
High
0.5985
Low
0.5639

What moves NZD/USD

  • Reserve Bank of New Zealand decisions
  • Dairy auction prices
  • Chinese demand
  • Risk sentiment

The Canadian angle

Liquidity is thinner than the majors; spreads widen notably outside Asian and New York hours.

Related: what moves the loonie · pip calculator · market hours

Registered brokers to trade NZD/USD

  1. #1

    Interactive Brokers Canada

    CIRO-registered

    Best for: Experienced, cost-sensitive traders who want forex, futures, options and global stocks in one account

    Platforms
    TradingView
    FX pairs
    100+
    Min. deposit
    $0
    CIPF
    Yes
  2. #2

    Questrade

    CIRO-registered

    Best for: Canadians who want TFSA/RRSP investing and forex/CFD trading with one Canadian firm

    Platforms
    Proprietary
    FX pairs
    100+
    Min. deposit
    $0
    CIPF
    Yes
  3. #3

    CMC Markets Canada

    CIRO-registered

    Best for: Traders who want the widest CFD and currency-pair range from a Canadian dealer

    Platforms
    MT4, TradingView
    FX pairs
    150+
    Min. deposit
    $0
    CIPF
    Yes

    ⚠ Alberta residents generally must qualify as accredited investors to trade CFDs.

Questions

What is one pip worth on NZD/USD in Canadian dollars?

A pip on NZD/USD is 0.0001. On 10,000 units that's 1 USD, or about C$1.42 at the latest Bank of Canada rate.

When is NZD/USD most active?

6 p.m.–2 a.m. ET.

Where can Canadians trade NZD/USD?

Through CIRO-registered dealers that offer forex, such as Interactive Brokers Canada, Questrade, CMC Markets Canada. Leverage on this pair is capped by CIRO margin rates.

Rates are Bank of Canada daily averages (cross rates derived via CAD) for information only — not trading prices or advice. Source: Bank of Canada.