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Telegram founder Pavel Durov has been arrested in France, and the French government has filed 12 charges against him. However, Shaun Maguire, a partner at Sequoia Capital, believes that Durov should be seen as a hero because his original intention in creating Telegram was to resist authoritarian governments, allowing citizens to communicate across borders and regimes, and he has played an important role in many pro-democracy protests over the past decade. Maguire calls for attention to this matter, stating that it concerns the future of Western liberal values and hopes that French President Emmanuel Macron can intervene.

Maybank believes that the New Zealand dollar is unlikely to get much of a boost in the near term as risk sentiment looks fragile and the chances of a rate hike by the RBNZ remain slim. Strategist Shaun Lim said that it will be observed whether the New Zealand dollar can break through the psychological barrier of 0.60 against the US dollar. 0.6170 is another key level around the 50-day moving average. In the medium term, there are some underlying positives for the New Zealand economy, but some improvement in external demand and an accelerated recovery in tourism may have to be seen. Overall, risks for NZD/USD are skewed to the downside, although the latest RBNZ data suggests that NZD may be more resilient against other currencies.