Financial Statistics




25 AUGUST

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

3383

  1. The Public Debt of New Zealand—Inflation-adjusted Savings Bonds

This figure does not include the sum of $496,933,383 being the assessment by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand of the obligation at 30 June 1988 in respect of the premium on redemption.

  1. Movements in Currency Values Accounting Policy adopted in respect of foreign currencies the exchange rates were officially realigned on 30 June 1988. The New Zealand dollar values of overseas public debt, investments, and cash holdings were adjusted accordingly.

The total net decrease in the public debt of $715,511,000 arising from 30 June 1988 realignment consisted of:

Realignment 30 June 1988
Increase ($000)
Loans denominated in—
Australian dollar 6,922
Canadian dollar ...
Deutschemark ...
Dutch guilder ...
European currency unit ...
Indian rupee ...
Japanese yen ...
Pound sterling ...
Swiss franc ...
United States dollar 6,922
IBRD loans (various currencies) ...
Net decrease 715,511

Total: $722,433

The total net decrease $69,131,000 in the overseas investments consisted of:

Realignment 30 June 1988
Increase ($000)
Investments denominated in—
Canadian dollar 165
Deutschemark ...
Dutch guilder ...
Japanese yen ...
Pound sterling 4,105
Swiss franc ...
United States dollar 16,960
Net decrease 21,230

Total: $90,361



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💰 Public Debt and Inflation-adjusted Savings Bonds

💰 Finance & Revenue
Public Debt, Inflation-adjusted Savings Bonds, Reserve Bank of New Zealand

💰 Movements in Currency Values

💰 Finance & Revenue
Currency Values, Exchange Rates, Foreign Currencies, Public Debt

💰 Net Decrease in Public Debt Due to Currency Realignment

💰 Finance & Revenue
Currency Realignment, Public Debt, Foreign Currencies

💰 Net Decrease in Overseas Investments Due to Currency Realignment

💰 Finance & Revenue
Currency Realignment, Overseas Investments, Foreign Currencies