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Exports holding up - for now

NZ Dollar Outlook: Kiwi may keep falling

The New Zealand dollar may extend its decline this week as investors, nervous about the slow progress being made on Europe's escalating sovereign debt crisis, sell growth-linked currencies for the relative safety of the greenback.

Bennett Medary: Technology export chances worth grabbing

Owen Glenn: Dig deep and we can be luckier than Oz

NZ's agriculture support lowest in OECD

Kiwi firms need more help to go global, says new boss

Prices dip again in overnight dairy auction

Average prices of dairy products fell for the sixth straight sale in Fonterra's latest online auction, reaching the lowest level in 10 months.

NZ dollar creeps above US85c ahead of new jobs data

Terms of trade 'high as it'll go'

Exporters nervous about slowdown in US

Meat exports rise 9pc despite drop in volume

Broadsides: NZ dollar intervention

National's Nikki Kaye and Labour's Jacinda Ardern on whether the Government should act to lower the NZ dollar.

Fran O'Sullivan: China ready to fight for its pound of flesh

Trade Minister will be under pressure in Beijing to live up to the terms of the FTA.

Farmers forced to ride out currency, export volatility

Logs and dairy fall, kiwifruit up in latest commodity index

New Zealand commodity prices were stable last month, with weakness in logs and dairy products, while kiwifruit prices rose, according to the latest ANZ Commodity Price Index.

Increase against greenback bad news for exporters

Trade surpluses 'close to peaking'

Dairy and meat push exports up 4.5pc, dollar dips

New Zealand's trade surplus was $230m in June, missing forecasts and pushing the kiwi dollar down by almost a third of a cent.