Financial Reports




NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 202

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

This figure does not include the sum of $463,122,896 being the assessment by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand of the obligation at 30 September 1988 in respect of the premium on redemption.

26. Movements in Currency Values

In accordance with the Particular Accounting Policy adopted in respect of foreign currencies the exchange rates were officially realigned on 30 September 1988. The New Zealand dollar values of overseas public debt, investments, and cash holdings were adjusted accordingly:

The total net increase in the public debt of $1,369,000,000 arising from 30 September 1988 realignment consisted of:

Loans denominated in— Realignment 30 September 1988
Increase ($000)
Australian dollar 10,151
Canadian dollar 15,832
Deutschemark 52,677
Dutch guilder 6,254
European currency unit 41,012
Indian rupee 140
Japanese yen 345,943
Pound sterling 133,059
Swiss franc 24,094
United States dollar 739,790
IBRD loans (various currencies) ...
Net increase 1,369,000

The total net increase $244,794,000 in the overseas investments consisted of:

Investments denominated in— Realignment 30 September 1988
Increase ($000)
Canadian dollar 772
Deutschemark 10,771
Dutch guilder ...
Japanese yen 83,124
Pound sterling 3,931
Swiss franc ...
United States dollar 153,217
Net increase 253,905


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💰 Public Debt of New Zealand—Inflation-adjusted Savings Bonds

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

💰 Movements in Currency Values

💰 Finance & Revenue
Currency Realignment, Public Debt, Overseas Investments, Exchange Rates