The New Zealand dollar stuck to a tight range ahead of policy decisions from a raft of central banks but got a late lift after reports that Democrat Doug Jones beat Republican Roy Moore in the US Senate race in Alabama. The kiwi dollar traded at 69.54 US cents at 5pm in Wellington from 69.29 US cents at 8am and 69.27 cents late yesterday. The trade-weighted index was at 73.62 from 73.43. While the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and statement - due early Thursday - are key for markets, the US dollar came under pressure on reports that Jones had scored an upset win, narrowing the Republicans' already slim ... (full story)