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Public Policy / Opinion

Public Policy / Opinion

The man who should be king

6th Apr 26, 12:39pm

by Chris Trotter

If Chris Bishop means to use political power for a purpose, then he should seize it now, says Chris Trotter

Currencies / Opinion

Yen and Yuan movements are important for the NZD

6th Apr 26, 2:42pm

by Roger J Kerr

Roger J Kerr asks if the Japanese are preparing for Yen currency intervention again? And why the Chinese Yuan has defied the odds against the stronger USD?

Economy / Opinion

Economy / Opinion

A new week, a new quiz. Try it

6th Apr 26, 12:32pm

by David Chaston

Jump into our latest, refreshed quiz, and try our latest challenge. You up for it?

Economy / News

Economy / News

Holiday briefing: Trump cracking under pressure of his own mistakes

6th Apr 26, 7:25am

by David Chaston

Trump unhinged; eyes on RBNZ; fear stalks financial markets; US private credit markets in focus; China deflation fears ease; global food prices rise; UST 10yr at 4.35%; gold eases but oil jumps; NZ$1 = 56.9 USc; TWI-5 = 60.8

Economy / Analysis

Economy / Analysis

The Reserve Bank's almighty balancing act

5th Apr 26, 6:00am

by David Hargreaves

The Reserve Bank's latest Official Cash Rate review will see no immediate change to the 2.25% rate, but that's about the only predictable part of a very complicated decision

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Personal Finance / Opinion

Personal Finance / Opinion

How costs could shift, rather than fall, when Australia's surcharge ban is implemented

5th Apr 26, 10:19am

by Guest

Australia's surcharge ban will make paying simpler – but not necessarily cheaper, Vibhu Arya and Wen Helena Li say

Public Policy / Opinion

Public Policy / Opinion

Can China grow from within?

5th Apr 26, 10:33am

by Guest

Keyu Jin assesses China's 15th Five-Year Plan, the first to place higher domestic consumption at the top of their agenda

Economy / Opinion

Economy / Opinion

America should beware of economic hubris

4th Apr 26, 3:13pm

by Guest

Mohamed El-Erian warns the US that despite it's strengths, their economy will not remain insulated from the Iran war's adverse spillovers

Rural News / Opinion

Herd of Nelore cattle on a Brazilian farm

Rural News / Opinion

Why antibiotics matter far beyond the farm gate

5th Apr 26, 10:46am

by Angus Kebbell

Angus Kebbell's second report of the Irish investigation into the Brazilian beef industry, one of the largest livestock industries in the world and one where unregulated antibiotic use is rampant

Investing / Analysis

Gold market primer: Market size and structure

5th Apr 26, 2:27pm

Guest

Economy / Opinion

Interdependence bites back

4th Apr 26, 1:29pm

Guest

Property / News

Auction rooms busy in March but the sales rate was in steady decline

4th Apr 26, 8:54am

Greg Ninness

Economy / Opinion

When the cure for inflation is more lethal than the disease itself

4th Apr 26, 11:02am

Guest

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon addresses reporters at a post-Cabinet media conference alongside a sign language interpreter, Finance Minister Nicola Willis and Associate Energy Minister Shane Jones.

Public Policy / Opinion

The fuel crisis: who, what, and on whose advice?

3rd Apr 26, 5:00am

Natalia Albert

Property / News

Strong sales, higher prices for Auckland's largest real estate agency in March

2nd Apr 26, 10:50am

Greg Ninness

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BNZ economist warns inflation-adjusted house prices might be back at 2016 levels by mid-2027

2nd Apr 26, 9:00am

Greg Ninness

'The implications for housing demand are clearly negative,' BNZ chief economist says

Personal Finance / Analysis

Inland Revenue gets much tougher when PAYE isn't paid on time

1st Apr 26, 4:24pm

Guest

Dave Ananth sees a hardening of attitude by the IRD relating to delayed payment of PAYE deductions. No longer is it a 'payment' issue - they now see it as a behavioural issue and are clamping down

Economy / News

What happened Thursday

2nd Apr 26, 3:59pm

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David Chaston

A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Thursday; some rate tweaking by ASB, Barfoots March very upbeat, Cotality worried, ANZ card report sees sharp twist, Crown accounts sag, swaps & NZD stable, & more

Property / News

Housing market loses momentum in March

1st Apr 26, 4:00am

Greg Ninness

Number of homes for sale hit 11-year high in March even though new listings were flat

Property / News

A composite image of Housing Minister Chris Bishop and a view of houses in Auckland.

Govt to introduce legislation decreasing Auckland housing capacity to 1.4m from 2m

31st Mar 26, 12:54pm

Mandy Te

‘Let Auckland get on with building Auckland’: Government to introduce legislation that bumps housing capacity requirement in Auckland’s housing intensification plan from 2 million to 1.4 million

Property / News

Strong sales, higher prices for Auckland's largest real estate agency in March

2nd Apr 26, 10:50am

Greg Ninness

Barfoot & Thompson's March sales the highest they've been for any month in the last five years

Economy / Analysis

The Reserve Bank's almighty balancing act

5th Apr 26, 6:00am

David Hargreaves

The Reserve Bank's latest Official Cash Rate review will see no immediate change to the 2.25% rate, but that's about the only predictable part of a very complicated decision