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A look at the eNZ marketplace.

Day 1,057, 08:05 • Published in New Zealand United Kingdom

• by Grampa Alfagrem

Our exchange rate remains at an incredibly high rate of 0.097 until the next congress is elected. This single fact has seen the remarkable boom of companies and wages start to ebb as CEO's dig in and adjust to what this means for their bottom line.

Unaffiliated Grain companies are realising they cannot shift their goods even at the lowest possible price and the same goes for any other RM being imported into the nation and only a risky foray into foreign markets looks set to give them any relief.

The silver lining in these dark times is the amount of bargins available to us Kiwi's in the low end and high end food sectors as well as cheap imported, high quality weaponry and faith in the absolute potential of the nation is evident in the starting of native weapons and hosuing production.

A quick look at how the goods available on the eNZ markets stand against worlds lowest prices* ;

Food Q1 :: Akarana Food selling for 0.0068 / World low 0.0072
Food Q3 :: SN Lamb 0.05096 / 0.0297
Food Q5 :: Alfa Food 0.0647 / 0.0542

Tank Q1 :: Durability Tanks (USA) 0.235 / 0.0472
Tank Q2 :: Tanks of Havoc 0.431 / 0.105
Tank Q5 :: Capital Tanks (eSK) 0.740 / 0.693

Helicopter Q3 :: Rotorola (NOR) 1.058 / 0.231
Helicopter Q5 :: Short term work (eSK) 0.764 / 0.706

Artillery Q2 :: Bren Gun (CAN) 0.252 /0.142

House Q1 :: Happiness is a warm house (BRA) 1.046 /0.490

*Average of the 5 nations with lowest prices in sector.

Comments

Arjay Phoenician Day 1,057, 09:43

I've given up trying to sell grain in the NZ market for now, too much of a logjam, too many companies trying to sell grain for 0.01 NZD, the absolute low, and nothing's moving. Instead, I'm moving it all to my food company, and with a little more wiggle room to work with in terms of prices, I'm able to move product. Mind you, I'm selling Q3 food at Q1 prices, but revenue is coming in, such as it is.

Axel Idr Day 1,057, 10:25

probably the gold local curency balance will be one of the first thing to do by the new government

SledDog Day 1,057, 11:46

As the owner of Bren Gun my only comment on this is that my price in New Zealand is as close as I can get to the price that I'm offering the same merchandise for on the Canadian domestic market. I'm a bit high there, but I'm also not taking the loss that my two competitors on that market are.