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  • NZ emerges from recession in good shape
    New Zealand has emerged from the global financial crisis in better shape than many advanced countries and it is expected to continue on a gradual recovery path, according to the International Monetary Fund. Finance Minister Bill English said that IMF also supports the Government's fiscal stimulus through to June 2010 and welcomes the Government's longer-term net debt target of 20 per cent of GDP.
    Article - 2010-04-30 15:51
  • Fonterra half-year results 'just what the IMF ordered'
    Fonterra shareholders will welcome the strong and positive performance turned by Fonterra Cooperative Group over the past half-year. “To have a result like this in a period of high commodity prices is a major achievement in itself,” says Willy Leferink, Federated Farmers Dairy vice-chairperson. “It comes only a day after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) downgraded its growth projection for the New Zealand economy to just one percent. The nation’s dairy farmers and dairy cooperatives, like Fonterra, are showing the way forward.
    Article - 2011-03-24 08:00
  • Weekly FX Update - 12th September By www.directfx.co.nz
    The major theme of European debt inspired risk aversion, continued to play out through the course of last week’s trade. Risk aversion reached a peak in the offshore session on Friday, as the odds on a Greek Government debt default again increased. Markets are pricing in around a 90% chance of default from Greece, as they struggle to implement the spending cuts necessary to ensure further bailout funds from the ECB, EU and IMF. The main beneficiary of this risk aversion has been the US dollar, as safe haven demand pushes it higher on almost all cross rates.
    Article - 2011-09-12 19:00
  • Direct FX Ltd Weekly Market Overview : By Sam Coxhead
    Throughout last week the market continued its dual focus of the complex debt issues in Europe, and a lower global growth outlook. The European debt situation remains tense as news emerged over the weekend that Greece will most probably miss deficit targets in 2011. The ECB, EU and IMF “Troika” are back in Athens to make their assessments on whether or not to release the next 8 billion Euro in bailout funds. This news will not be greatly received by the markets.
    Article - 2011-10-03 18:00
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    Written by Sam Coxhead of www.directfx.co.nz
    Article - 2011-10-17 18:00
  • Direct FX Weekly FX Update - 7th November 2011
    Written by Sam Coxhead of www.directfx.co.nz
    Article - 2011-11-07 18:00
  • Direct FX Weekly FX Update - 21st Nov 2011
    By Sam Coxhead of www.directfx.co.nz
    Article - 2011-11-22 10:00
  • Direct FX Weekly FX Update - 28th Nov 2011
    By Sam Coxhead of www.directfx.co.nz
    Article - 2011-11-28 18:00
  • Direct FX Weekly FX Update - 5th December 2011
    By Sam Coxhead of www.directfx.co.nz Market Overview:
    Article - 2011-12-05 18:00
  • Direct FX Weekly FX Update- 13th Feb 2012
    Direct FX Weekly FX Update- By Sam Coxhead of www.directfx.co.nz
    Article - 2012-02-13 19:00