Property / News
Property / News
16th Sep 25, 9:00am
by Greg Ninness
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REINZ's August sales numbers and median prices both dropped month-on-month
Economy / News
Economy / News
16th Sep 25, 7:19am
Markets position for Fed decision; another US factory survey weak; China data below expectations; Indonesia splashes stimulus; climate risk in focus; UST 10yr at 4.04%; gold rises, oil up; NZ$1 = 59.7 USc; TWI-5 = 66.7
Banking / News
Banking / News
15th Sep 25, 12:16pm
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by Nick Stride
11
Australia's regulator is asking the Federal Court for the biggest fine in its history after ANZ admits misconduct in Government bond-dealing and consumer deals
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Currencies / Analysis
Currencies / Analysis
16th Sep 25, 7:44am
by Jason Wong
Ahead of the Fed’s near-certain rate cut later this week, US equities rise to a fresh record high, alongside a modest fall in US Treasury yields and a broadly weaker USD. Little reaction to weaker China activity data yesterday
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Property / Analysis
13th Sep 25, 9:00am
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Economist Wasay Majid says figures suggesting we have a housing shortage are probably inflated
Public Policy / News
13th Sep 25, 9:20am
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While NZ gives a lot of thought to putting money into our retirement income system, we don’t help people when it comes to taking it out, expert panel says
Public Policy / News
15th Sep 25, 10:31am
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There's 'almost no incentive for individuals to have money locked up until they're 65' in NZ, KiwiSaver provider says
Economy / Opinion
12th Sep 25, 9:08am
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Peter Newman & Ray Wills say we’ve reached the tipping point with renewable energy set to outcompete fossil fuel more and more
Property / News
11th Sep 25, 12:01am
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Cotality says supply of housing has overtaken population growth in some parts of NZ, contributing to downward pressure on property values
Banking / News
15th Sep 25, 12:16pm
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Australia's regulator is asking the Federal Court for the biggest fine in its history after ANZ admits misconduct in Government bond-dealing and consumer deals
Economy / Analysis
14th Sep 25, 6:31am
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GDP figures out in the coming week will likely show our economy stalled again in the second quarter of the year - but there's already signs of a pick-up kicking in, giving confidence that the worst is behind us
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