Kiwi dollar on ‘borrowed time’
The kiwi dollar has climbed 7c in two months against the US dollar but one expert says a fall is coming.
The New Zealand dollar’s surprising strength against the greenback is on borrowed time and is poised to fall from its lofty two-year heights.
That's according to ANZ economist Phil Borkin, who says he has been surprised by the kiwi dollar’s strength in recent months.
The kiwi has climbed from
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Jason Walls
Mon, 31 Jul 2017
Mon, 31 Jul 2017
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Kiwi dollar on ‘borrowed time’
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