Collinson Forex was established in 1994 as a New Zealand owned, independent provider of foreign exchange services and products under the Collinson & Co Group. Since its inception Collinson & Co have added Wealth Management, Advisory, Funds Management and Crowd Funding services to their offerings. Our aim is to provide consistently excellent service, recognising risk exposure and offering the most competitive rates and fees.
Collinson Forex provides a complete range of services globally specialising in foreign exchange. Client relationships are at the heart of our business. By working closely with our clients, we strive to truly understand their business requirements and thus assist them to implement effective FX strategies. We believe in providing independent and objective views, with assistance based on informed analysis, prudent judgement, and diligence.
Collinson Forex provides a complete range of services within the Collinson Group. Client relationships are at the heart of our business. By working closely with our clients, we strive to truly understand their business requirements and thus assist them to implement effective FX strategies. We believe in providing independent and objective views, with assistance based on informed analysis, prudent judgement, and diligence.
US equity markets rebounded and the US Dollar and bond yields eased, following the release of the softer than expected PPI inflation reading. The wholesale inflation reading in the US was slightly softer than expected, coming in at 3.3%...
Read more →Markets opened the trading week on a negative note, following the better-than-expected Non-Farm Payroll number, released last Friday in the US. NFP’s handily beat expectations, adding 256,000 jobs, which eased the pressure on the Fed to cut rates further.
Read more →The US Non-Farm Payroll number was stronger than expected, allowing further space for the Fed to leave interest rates unchanged. This follows the FOMC Minutes release, which revealed Fed members were in a ‘sit and hold’ mode, awaiting inflation readings and Trump trade policies.
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