Imminent interest rates hikes will deepen dairy’s $32 billion debt, yet smaller stakeholders in the industry may have most to lose, an economist says.
“Generally, rural sector borrowers are more sophisticated and are more inclined to hedge, particularly corporate debt,” says Professor David
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Jamie Ball
Tue, 18 Feb 2014
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Interest rate rises may hit smaller dairy players worst
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