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Now not the time for major fiscal stimulus, says Goldsmith
Shadow Finance Minister Paul Goldsmith on how he's yet to be convinced bank conduct needs regulation, why foreign capital restrictions are counter-productive and why fiscal stimulus isn't what the economy needs
15th Sep 19, 6:31am
by Jenée Tibshraeny
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ANZ's chief economist on 0.25% cash rates and what they'd achieve
ANZ Banking Group chief economist Richard Yetsenga says questions should be asked as to whether central banks' inflation targets remain relevant
14th Sep 19, 9:32am
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Gareth Vaughan
Property
Auction numbers down compared to last year in first week of spring but sales rate up
Fewer properties are being offered at auction but more are selling, suggesting agents and their clients are being more selective about which properties to put on the block
14th Sep 19, 6:26am
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Greg Ninness
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Weekend briefing: Bond markets turn sharply
US car sales boost overall August retail, sentiment rises; bonds sold off sharply; global equity markets tame; Hong Kong proposed vacancy tax; ASIC squirms; UST 10yr 1.91%; oil and gold down; NZ$1 = 63.8 USc; TWI-5 = 68.9
14th Sep 19, 8:31am
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David Chaston
Personal Finance
Complying with disclosure under new Trusts Act
Anthony Grant suggests how most parents can hold the core motivation of their family trust in the face of the new legal obligation to inform; namely, that the prospect of trust wealth will not demotivate and harm their children
14th Sep 19, 10:02am
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Business
Now not the time for major fiscal stimulus, says Goldsmith

Shadow Finance Minister Paul Goldsmith on how he's yet to be convinced bank conduct needs regulation, why foreign capital restrictions are counter-productive and why fiscal stimulus isn't what the economy needs

15th Sep 19, 6:31am
by Jenée Tibshraeny
46
News
ANZ's chief economist on 0.25% cash rates and what they'd achieve

ANZ Banking Group chief economist Richard Yetsenga says questions should be asked as to whether central banks' inflation targets remain relevant

14th Sep 19, 9:32am
by Gareth Vaughan
39
Property
Auction numbers down compared to last year in first week of spring but sales rate up

Fewer properties are being offered at auction but more are selling, suggesting agents and their clients are being more selective about which properties to put on the block

14th Sep 19, 6:26am
by Greg Ninness
65
News
Weekend briefing: Bond markets turn sharply

US car sales boost overall August retail, sentiment rises; bonds sold off sharply; global equity markets tame; Hong Kong proposed vacancy tax; ASIC squirms; UST 10yr 1.91%; oil and gold down; NZ$1 = 63.8 USc; TWI-5 = 68.9

14th Sep 19, 8:31am
by David Chaston
24
Personal Finance
Complying with disclosure under new Trusts Act

Anthony Grant suggests how most parents can hold the core motivation of their family trust in the face of the new legal obligation to inform; namely, that the prospect of trust wealth will not demotivate and harm their children

14th Sep 19, 10:02am
by Guest
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Opinion
Opinion
The education tsunami for our decile 1 - 3 students
Alwyn Poole calls for families of decile one to three children to rise up and demand better from an education system that is failing them badly and getting worse. It is a deepening tragedy for Maori and Pacifika children
14th Sep 19, 11:32am
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by Guest
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Currencies
Currencies
Will the IMF finally learn from Argentina?
Stephen Grenville sees Argentina's latest external funding crisis as further proof of a failed approach by the International Monetary Fund, and underscores the need for reform at the IMF itself
14th Sep 19, 12:00pm
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by Guest
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Insurance
Insurance
Climate finance for developing countries reached US$71 bn in 2017 - OECD
Ahead of the next UN Climate Summit in New York, the OECD assesses the progress of funding climate change adaption and mitigation projects in developing countries
14th Sep 19, 5:12pm
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Property
Property
Auckland house sales at lowest August level since 2010 - REINZ
[Updated]
National house sales volumes sank to a five year low in August but prices were flat overall, the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand says 
13th Sep 19, 9:42am
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by Greg Ninness
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Bonds
Kiwibank borrows NZ$400m of 5-year money at 2.155% per annum

13th Sep 19, 1:26pm
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Gareth Vaughan
Insurance
Banking/insurance regulator: 'There will be more damaging headlines'
[Updated]

13th Sep 19, 10:58am
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Jenée Tibshraeny
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This week's Top 5; A mix of brickbats and bouquets
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13th Sep 19, 5:00am
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Collapsed Stanley Group & Tallwood Holdings owe creditors over $13.3m

13th Sep 19, 12:10pm
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