Wheeler says NZ dollar strength is ‘unjustified and unsustainable’
RBNZ governor stops short of committing to intervention
Reserve Bank of New Zealand governor Graeme Wheeler believes the strength of the local currency is "unjustified and unsustainable" - though he stopped short of saying the central bank would intervene in the market.
Wheeler published a statement today stressing the real exchange rate is "well above its sustainable level and also above levels justified by short term business cycle factors".
He said it is a "significant and unhelpful headwind" for the country's non-agricultural traded goods sector
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