Economy / News
Economy / News
7th Jul 25, 7:18am
Japanese households spend more; so do Singaporeans, and Australians; EU PPI levels out; EU house prices rise, some sharply; eyes on RBA and RBNZ; UST 10yr at 4.33%; gold up and oil flat; NZ$1 = 60.6 USc; TWI-5 = 68
Public Policy / Opinion
Public Policy / Opinion
7th Jul 25, 8:16am
Until Labour, the Greens and Te Pāti Māori understand that the battle for law and order is waged in every human heart, and that if it is lost there, then it will be lost everywhere, they will never be returned to, or reconciled with, power
Investing / Opinion
Investing / Opinion
5th Jul 25, 9:15am
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by Ross Stitt
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Ross Stitt celebrates the gains investors reaped from Australian listed shares. But these came despite a rocky twelve months. If 2025/26 repeats, investors will be happy to tolerate the intervening instability, he suggests
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Currencies / Analysis
Currencies / Analysis
7th Jul 25, 7:31am
by Jason Wong
A whiff of negative risk sentiment ahead of the July 9 end-of-pause day regarding reciprocal tariffs. US equity futures fall. Commodity currencies edge lower
Economy / Analysis
Economy / Analysis
6th Jul 25, 10:01am
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by Mike Jones
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BNZ's chief economist Mike Jones finds a mid-year economic wobble with no respite for the retail sector. With inflation's outlook uncertain and no rate cut expected this week, future rate cuts are still likely
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What people are reading
Economy / News
5th Jul 25, 9:00am
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Households are holding back spending as wage growth slows, prices keep climbing, and net wealth stalls
Personal Finance / News
4th Jul 25, 11:25am
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First-home buyers and financial hardship: KiwiSaver withdrawals hit $234 million in May as first time homebuyers dive into their savings
Property / News
1st Jul 25, 5:04am
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Stock levels high, asking prices down on Realestate.co.nz in June
Property / News
2nd Jul 25, 10:37am
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Barfoot & Thompson's June stock levels hit a 17 year high last month giving buyers plenty of choice
Economy / News
4th Jul 25, 7:18am
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US budget locks in monster deficits; US payrolls rise, pay falls; US factory orders flat except for aircraft; China services expand slowly; freight rates dive; UST 10yr at 4.34%; gold down and oil flat; NZ$1 = 60.7 USc; TWI-5 = 68
Economy / News
3rd Jul 25, 1:32pm
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Short term geopolitical 'noise' is masking a profound shift for the global economy and financial markets, BNZ economists argue
Economy / Analysis
6th Jul 25, 6:01am
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The Reserve Bank will likely end a sequence of six consecutive cuts to the Official Cash Rate in the coming week - but we've probably not seen the end of the rate reductions yet