Kiwi stable despite Brexit trigger
Markets have seen this coming for a long time.
The markets have already priced in the Brexit trigger this week but more downside risk is ahead, says an ASB currency trader.
The kiwi dollar was just over 56.51 pence as of midday, up from 56.44 pence yesterday but ASB head of institutional forex sales Tim Kelleher says predicted risks could
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Jason Walls
Thu, 30 Mar 2017
Thu, 30 Mar 2017
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Kiwi stable despite Brexit trigger
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