Economy / News
Economy / News
24th Aug 26, 7:19am
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Canada rejects US tariff positions; China FDI weak but forklift sales strong; Japan inflation rising, PMIs positive; EU PMIs up; Australia PMIs softer; UST 10yr at 4.74%; gold dips and oil holds; NZ$1 = 59.8 USc; TWI-5 = 63.3
Economy / News
Economy / News
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23rd Aug 26, 12:11pm
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by Anna Whyte
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Labour pledges debt reduction, return to surplus and an independent Parliamentary Budget Office to analyse government finances and election commitments
Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
23rd Aug 26, 3:17pm
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by Anna Whyte
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National rules out proposed bed tax and bank tax in promise of no new taxes if the party's reelected in November's election
Currencies / Opinion
Currencies / Opinion
24th Aug 26, 8:00am
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by Roger J Kerr
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Roger J Kerr traces the US Government shifts from intervening to supporting the yen to intervening to support their own bond market
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Currencies / Analysis
Currencies / Analysis
24th Aug 26, 7:39am
PMIs pointed to resilient activity, with stronger US services and an improved Eurozone manufacturing signal supporting risk sentiment. Precious metals extended recent gains, while Brent crude reached a one-month high
Business / News
Business / News
22nd Aug 26, 9:25am
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by Anna Whyte
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How to adopt AI in the workplace and how lack of AI confidence is holding businesses back
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Banking / News
19th Aug 26, 10:44am
ANZ New Zealand to shake-up leadership team as Ben Kelleher prepares to succeed Antonia Watson as CEO
Property / Analysis
18th Aug 26, 10:49am
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High numbers of homes for sale and lacklustre sales volumes keep buyers in the driving seat through winter
Banking / News
20th Aug 26, 5:49pm
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Justice Andru Isac reserves decision as Taranaki community group tries to block proposed sale of TSB to Heartland Group
Currencies / Opinion
23rd Aug 26, 6:00am
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Harold James explains what is really driving the Trump Administration's currency and bond-market interventions
Bonds / Opinion
19th Aug 26, 11:23am
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The global long term financial climate is changing to a 'hotter' environment where the cost of money will be higher. We review why and how it will affect us
Economy / News
17th Aug 26, 3:59pm
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Monday; Kiwibank ups a key TD rate; students a boom sector, no food inflation, flat rents, retail sales up less than CPI, service sector expands slower, swaps & NZD firm, & more
Economy / News
18th Aug 26, 3:59pm
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Tuesday; no retail rate changes, Kiwibank sniffs at TSB, demographic trends look negative, big fraud uncovered, swaps stable, long bonds rise, NZD dips, & more