New Zealand - Election may not dent the kiwi dollar much

The outcome of the general election on Saturday may well alter the paths that New Zealand’s economy and the kiwi dollar tread over the next few years. But we doubt that any initial reaction would be large and the dollar would probably hold up well even if it took a while for a ruling coalition to be formed.

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