• NZD/USD rises for fifth day, climbing 1.1%

• Five-day advance of 7.3% is the most since 2009

• Kiwi is also rising against its G10 peers

• Gains come even as RBNZ rate cut expecatations build and CNH slips

• US tariff rate for NZ is steady at 10% with bulk of exports food

• Reserve and bond diversification would also support the currency

• NZD/USD tests its upper Bollinger at 0.5925 after topping 0.5885 200-DMA

• Risk of speedy triple-bottom rally to a 4-yr desc. trendline near 0.62
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(Robert Fullem is a Reuters market analyst. The views expressed are his own.)