Banking / News
Banking / News
[updated]
BNZ profit hit with CEO seeing 'highly competitive market' but touting signs of optimism from business customers
Property / News
Property / News
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by Greg Ninness
4
Cotality's latest Home Value Index shows ongoing declines in most parts of the country with even the South Island starting to show some weakness
Economy / News
Economy / News
by Mandy Te
There's no guarantee the September quarter 5.7% unemployment rate is the peak, Kiwibank economists say
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Economy / Opinion
Economy / Opinion
by Guest
Anne Krueger thinks the US president's costly tariff policy could give future leaders a powerful incentive to embrace openness
Currencies / Analysis
Currencies / Analysis
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by Jason Wong
1
Democrats to take control of US Congress in a strong showing; market reacts positively. Iran war more likely to be resolved. Brent crude tumbles 10%. US equities show a strong rebound. Global bonds well supported. USD broadly weaker
Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
[updated]
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by Anna Whyte
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Latest Taxpayers' Union-Curia Poll delivers hung Parliament, Luxon rules out NZ First's Michael Laws from his Cabinet after 'stupid' Opportunity comment
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What people are reading
Personal Finance / Analysis
1
The combination of a weak spring selling season in real estate market, unexpected RBNZ OCR moves, and hesitating wholesale money markets sees bank fixed rate offers tighten into narrow ranges
Property / Opinion
6
Ross Stitt puts a spotlight on sliding Aussie house prices, seeing a response featuring pessimism and alarm
Currencies / Opinion
3
Roger J Kerr says our inflation problem is largely self-inflicted from an academic RBNZ ignoring the exchange rate's role in price setting, and by ignoring their own analysis
Banking / News
Co-operative Bank penalised nearly three times half-year profit for anti-money laundering breaches
Economy / News
26
New Zealand’s jobless rate increased to 5.7% in the September quarter, with 174,000 people unemployed
Personal Finance / Opinion
26
Even ignoring the US fiscal pressures, the price of money is set to rise over the next generation or two for fundamental reasons that will be hard to avoid
Public Policy / Opinion
24
New Zealanders are voting for a 'vibe' that even our most experienced pollsters are struggling to measure
Other News
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