Prime Minister John Key thinks the government will be able to stick to its surplus and debt tracks if Asian economies stay "de-coupled" from the economic turmoil in Europe and the United States.
The New Zealand dollar has fallen again overnight, recently trading at 77.53 US cents, down from 78.48 cents on Friday, and fell to 69.12 on the trade-weighted index of major trading partners' currencies from 69.71.
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The Commerce Minister wants a crackdown on NZ registered companies implicated overseas in smuggling, money laundering and tax fraud.