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10 Jun 2014
Kiwi may suffer on tighter monetary conditions - IMF
FXStreet (Bali) - The IMF is out with a note saying that the Kiwi would drop if global monetary conditions tightened.
According to the IMF: "Economic expansion becoming broad based, underlying price pressures may be building even as high exchange rate damps tradable inflation."
Peter Fell, Editor at FXBeat, notes: "The IMF had previously stated the kiwi is between 5 and 15% overvalued, but with a roaring economy and rising interest rates, the drop in the bird might have to wait awhile."
According to the IMF: "Economic expansion becoming broad based, underlying price pressures may be building even as high exchange rate damps tradable inflation."
Peter Fell, Editor at FXBeat, notes: "The IMF had previously stated the kiwi is between 5 and 15% overvalued, but with a roaring economy and rising interest rates, the drop in the bird might have to wait awhile."