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Fitch affirms NZ rating at "AA" with stable outlook

Fitch affirms NZ rating at "AA" with stable outlook

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Mike Paterson
10/08/2016 | 08:05 GMT

US credit ratings agency out with a note on New Zealand 10 Aug 2016

Report released a few moments ago

  • Long-term foreign ccy issuer default rating (IDR) AA
  • long term local ccy IDR AA+
  • outlook Stable

NZDUSD 0.7208 just nudging higher again on the news

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