Her government is nearing six months in power.
Inflationary pressures have underpinned demand for the greenback.
Figures from Stats NZ released today show the average price for 91 was $2 per litre cross New Zealand.
Figures today are expected to show quarterly inflation at 0.4 per cent.
"The NZD is again one of the under-performers overnight."
"Solid demand seems to be absorbing anything New Zealand has to offer at the moment."
The IMF has today delivered its two-yearly review of the New Zealand economy.
Hawke's Bay, Northland and Southland are driving the hot rental markets, with further increases likely, says Trade Me.
In France's capital the pair also discussed climate change and the Pacific region.
Our latest poll asked voters how the economy will track over the next year.
The Syria situation will limit any upside moves in the kiwi this week, traders say.
Methanex uses around 40 per cent of all natural gas produced in NZ.
The Business NZ-BNZ performance of manufacturing index fell to a seasonally adjusted 52.2 in March.
The US withdrew from the then TPP agreement in January last year.
Today Kiwi traders will be watching for the March manufacturing PMI report.
Trump is directing advisors to look into the possibility of re-signing.
"There are widely-recognised limits to what monetary policy can do."
It comes after another week of no progress on settling a collective agreement with Lyttelton Port Company.
Market sentiment had already improved overnight after US officials played down the threat of a trade war.
Fears of a trade war between the US and China have dissipated.
The kiwi traded at US72.93c as at 5pm in Wellington.
NYSE-listed VF Corp has a market capitalisation of around US$29.5 billion.
The US and China have traded threats over tariffs.
The minister announced a $350,000 feasibility study into a waste-to-energy plant in February.
Housing New Zealand's urgent and general repair fees have risen almost twenty percent in three years.
Commodity prices rose for a third month in March as tight supply bolstered prices.
The GDT price index slipped 0.6 per cent from the previous auction two weeks ago.
Those who benefited the most from the surge were in the food, liquor and hospitality sectors.
Tonight, the latest Global Dairy Trade auction will be closely watched.
National's leader spoke about the issue on TVNZ1's Breakfast today.
