GFC leaves New Zealand on the 'edge of a precipice'
Dire predictions about the global economy have resonated with New Zealand business and farming leaders just back from world tours.
Dire predictions about the state of the global economy from the governor of the Bank of England have resonated with New Zealand business and farming leaders just back from world tours.
BoE governor Mervyn King says Britain “is in the middle of a deep crisis” because of the deepening eurozone
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Rod Vaughan
Wed, 11 Jul 2018
Wed, 11 Jul 2018
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GFC leaves New Zealand on the 'edge of a precipice'
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