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NZD: Hedge Funds Amass Biggest New Zealand Dollar Net Short Since 2006

Leveraged funds have taken their short positions on the New Zealand dollar to a record high, betting that a recent rebound in global oil prices may exacerbate domestic economic pressures.

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NZD: Hedge Funds Amass Biggest New Zealand Dollar Net Short Since 2006
Leveraged funds have taken their short positions on the New Zealand dollar to a record high, betting that a recent rebound in global oil prices may exacerbate domestic economic pressures.
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