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ABOUT NZMEA

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Recent News

Opinion: Strong US factory output, Australian GDP growth boost currencies, but NZ$ slips versus... - Interest, 2 Sep 2010 By Mike Jones* All the boxes were ticked for NZD strength overnight. Fading risk aversion, a broadly weaker USD, a soaring AUD, and a jump in milk prices all combined to propel NZD/USD from sub-0.7000 to almost 0.7120 last night. Yesterday’s blockbuster Australian GDP figures...
Powder prices jump 16.9% in Fonterra's September auction, backing hopes for NZ$7/kg payout - Interest, 2 Sep 2010 Fonterra has announced that prices at its monthly internet auction of milk powder overnight bounced 16.9% to a three month high. This reinforces Fonterra's August 20 decision to hold its current forecast...
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: The day after the collapse; 'No fire sale'; NZ dollar falls - Interest, 1 Sep 2010 Bernard Hickey details the key news overnight in 90 seconds at 9 am in association with the Bank of New Zealand , including news the day after the financial collapse that brought the global financial...
Ireland Tries to Keep a Bank From Pulling It Under - New York Times, 1 Sep 2010 Anglo-Irish, the midsize Irish lender whose profligacy symbolized the excesses of the real estate bubble, has put a strain on the government’s finances.
Mixed Data Underlines Two-Speed Recovery in Europe - New York Times, 1 Sep 2010 Euro-zone inflation slowed in August, pointing to steady interest rates well into 2011, but unemployment remains high and uneven across the region.

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