The Australian dollar, abbreviated A$ or AU$ to distinguish it from the US dollar, is the legal currency of Australia and its territories, which include Norfolk Island, the Cocos or Keeling Islands, and Christmas Island. Tuvalu, Nauru, and Kiribati, three Pacific autonomous entities, also use it as their currency. It was also legal tender in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands until the mid-'
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The AUD is stronger than its close ally, the NZD, which causes the Australian currency to move faster. When the AUD rises, the NZD falls.
Economic factors like growth rate, employment rate, GDP, and inflation make NZD stronger.
The Australian dollar has a variable exchange rate, which means its value is extremely dependent on supply and demand.
The ideal exchange rate from AUD to NZD can vary but now, it is around 1 AUD to 1.05 to 1.10 NZD.