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12-17-2008 03:19 AM
Paul Knill

Hi John,

I have been trading shorting the NZD for the last 12 months, it would be nice to think that my success has been due to judgement rather than luck but I would suggest the later. I work as a Private Banker in NZ and so I able to access infomation in regarding the performance and state of the NZ ecomony. I have noticed lately that within NZ the data has been very poor and there are trends going (mainly in the farming sector which is a core export revenue stream for NZ) down hill quickly, yet this seems to have little or no impact on the currency movement. My long winded question is in your opinion how much attention do overseas traders pay to infomation released in NZ. Your thoughts would be much appreciated.

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