Economy / News
Economy / News
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US sentiment falls again; Canada jobs market shrinks; Japanese machine tool orders strong; Malaysia strong; EU & China agree to cut some big Chinese car exports; UST 10yr at 5.25%; gold and oil rise; NZ$1 = 56.1 USc; TWI-5 = 59.9
Currencies / Opinion
Currencies / Opinion
by Guest
Eswar Prasad and Thomas Riveros see promising growth trajectories in both developed and developing economies, despite inflationary pressures
Property / News
Property / News
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by Greg Ninness
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More properties on offer at the latest residential property auctions but the overall sales rate was a lacklustre 37%
Banking / Opinion
Banking / Opinion
by Guest
Payments NZ's Jamie Wood says the discussion about payments system access should include what role an organisation wants to play, and what responsibilities come with that
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Economy / News
Economy / News
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by Ella Somers
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Westpac NZ economists see inflation heading towards a three-year 'all gas, no brakes' high by the end of 2026 and have also downgraded house price projections
Property / News
Property / News
by Greg Ninness
Residential rents have been largely stable for almost three years now
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Personal Finance / Analysis
After a pause, ASB moves to update both its home loan and term deposit rates. They're now more closely aligned with main rivals' rates
Public Policy / News
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Major parties under 30% while NZ First surges, giving current coalition enough seats to return to government, latest Taxpayers’ Union-Curia Poll shows
Public Policy / News
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National slumps to 25.9% in RNZ-Reid Research Poll, as Labour, Greens and Opportunity edge ahead with enough seats to govern
Property / News
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A jump in new listings but sluggish sales numbers at Barfoot & Thompson in September
Economy / News
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Westpac NZ economists see inflation heading towards a three-year 'all gas, no brakes' high by the end of 2026 and have also downgraded house price projections
Economy / News
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Monday; no retail rate changes, Barfoots reveals soft trading, S&P like Auckland Council, new lending falls, commodity prices turn up, we buy cars enthusiastically, swaps stable, NZD soft, & more
Economy / News
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Tuesday; Rabobank raises longer TD rates, NZIER survey finds optimism ahead, consumer spending weak & stressed, NEVs rule, swaps rise, NZX firmish, NZD holds, & more
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