Economy / News
Economy / News
10th Jul 26, 9:31am
by Mandy Te
'It's the perception and the fear': How Official Cash Rate decisions can influence the optics of an election
Economy / Opinion
Economy / Opinion
10th Jul 26, 8:00am
by David Mahon
David Mahon finds Chinese development like crossing a river while feeling the stones. China's objectives on the far bank remain clear, but the water level is now higher, the current stronger, and the stones beneath harder to locate
Currencies / Opinion
Currencies / Opinion
10th Jul 26, 9:42am
by Guest
Koichi Hamada weighs the merits of US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's call for Japanese monetary tightening as the yen sinks
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Business / Opinion
Business / Opinion
10th Jul 26, 9:05am
by Dave Ananth
GST is becoming working capital. Why earlier intervention could save viable businesses, says Dave Ananth
Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
9th Jul 26, 2:43pm
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by Anna Whyte
5
New Taxpayers' Union-Curia Poll shows narrowing gap between National and Labour, and their leaders
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What people are reading
Currencies / Opinion
6th Jul 26, 8:00am
2
Roger J Kerr assesses what the relative performances of the NZ and AU economies mean for the NZD/AUD cross-rate. And he notes financial markets start to rethink the Fed’s next move with interest rates
Banking / News
4th Jul 26, 9:00am
ANZ NZ working to rectify material breach of banking registration relating to Reserve Bank's outsourcing policy
Economy / News
[updated]
8th Jul 26, 2:24pm
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RBNZ raises Official Cash Rate 25 basis points to 2.50% with external and internal Monetary Policy Committee members reaching consensus
Economy / News
5th Jul 26, 6:30am
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Bank economists divided on whether the Reserve Bank will increase the Official Cash Rate on July 8 after May's close call
Property / News
8th Jul 26, 12:01am
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Average NZ dwelling value down 0.4% in June quarter, now down almost 15% from 2022 peak - QV House Price Index
Rural News / Opinion
6th Jul 26, 4:48pm
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Keith Woodford takes a detailed look at the possible ways the Synlait mess will get resolved. Its shareholders may lose everything but the business will continue in some form
Public Policy / News
[updated]
8th Jul 26, 10:30am
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Labour promises low-interest rate schemes, subsidies, plug-in options for renters as it launches its ‘SolarSaver package’ which aims to make it easier for New Zealanders to access solar power
Other News
[updated]
1st Jul 26, 10:00am
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