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New Zealand Current Account - GDP Ratio dipped fro...
New Zealand Current Account - GDP Ratio dipped from previous -3.5% to -3.7% in 4Q
Par: FXStreet Team
Mis à jour: 17 Mar 2026
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GBPUSD
Variation 1 jour
+-0.00%
1.34859
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Variation 1 jour
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1.15452
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