AUD/NZD

View indicative pricing and leverage information for AUD/NZD.

Price Chart

AUD/NZD chart

Price 1.096305
Change % -0.26%

AUD/NZD insights

Pivot Points
TradingView
Performance Analytics
Test

When you trade your FOREX.com account on TradingView.com, you benefit from sharing ideas with their community of over 50 million traders, investors, and analysts in addition to their industry-leading charts and tools.

Whether you are new to trading or a seasoned investor, TradingView delivers on our joint mission to help anyone succeed in financial markets.

When it comes to trading, it’s just as important to assess your own behaviours as well as the market’s. More than a modern-day trading journal, simply log into our trading platform and select the Performance Analytics tab for in-depth insights on your strengths and weaknesses.

AUD/NZD overview

Overview
Costs & Margins
  • AUD/NZD is the exchange rate for the Australian dollar against the New Zealand dollar. It tells traders how many NZD are needed to buy a single AUD.

    The two currencies tend to trade in a similar way against other global currencies due to their geographical proximity and similar position as commodity exporters. This means that the AUD/NZD pair tends to be more impacted by changes in the local economy rather than global economic factors.

    As both currencies are commodity currencies, the value of the pair can be affected by the price of exports – such as energy products, metals, meat and milk.

  • Margin From
    6.0 %
  • Trading Hours
    24 hours / day *
  • Min Trade Size
    1000
  • Long
    -0.24
  • Short
    -0.37
  • Min Stop Distance
    0.0 Points
  • Spreads
  • Spreads From
    0.00044 Points
  • Margins
  • 0 +
    6.0 %
  • Dealing
  • Spreads
    0.00044 Points
  • Margins
  • 0 +
    6.0 %

Discover our best pricing


Take control of your trading needs with super-tight spreads and low commissions. Explore the advantages of our RAW Pricing account.


Economic Calendar

Forex explained

What is forex?

Forex is the process by which traders can buy one currency and simultaneously sell another, with the goal to profit from the direction price is likely to take in the future. With a daily trading volume of more than $7.5 trillion, the forex market is the most traded in the world, and is open 24 hours a day, five days a week, between Sunday 5PM EST to Friday 5PM EST for banks, institutions and individuals worldwide.

Read more on what is forex.

Was this answer helpful?

Why trade forex?

People trade forex for a range of reasons, including the unmatched liquidity of the market, the ability to trade on leverage, the opportunity to take positions in both rising and falling markets, the lack of hidden fees, and the accessibility of markets being open 24 hours a day, five days a week, between Sunday 5PM EST to Friday 5PM EST.

Read more about why trade forex.

Was this answer helpful?

How to trade forex

In order to trade forex, there are a few key steps to follow. First, you need to select a currency pair. Many traders choose a major pair such as EUR/USD due to high liquidity. Next, analyzing the market is key to understanding the technical and fundamental drivers that may affect price. Once you understand how to read the quote, it's time to open your position by going long or short.

You'll need to monitor your trade, with many traders using technical indicators to make better sense of price action, and features such as stops and limits to manage risk. Finally, you can close your position when the market hits a price at which you want to exit.

Read more about how to trade forex.

Was this answer helpful?

If you have more questions visit the Forex Trading FAQ section or start a Chat with our support team.

Looking to learn more about forex trading? Visit our trading academy and use our resources to become market-ready.

Laptop showing Forex Webtrader platform