Property / Analysis
Property / Analysis
by Greg Ninness
Potential buyers likely to have all the power in negotiations as the housing market heads into what could be a rough summer for residential real estate
Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
by Anna Whyte
Greens promise cancellation of 'Luxon’s public service cuts', intended to save $2.4 billion
Public Policy / Analysis
Public Policy / Analysis
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by Anna Whyte
6
National leader Christopher Luxon and Labour leader Chris Hipkins shake on 100-day pact after prickly debate
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Economy / News
Economy / News
by Ella Somers
SEEK NZ’s September Employment Report shows 7.8% annual rise in job ad volumes, although monthly growth plateaus
Economy / Opinion
Economy / Opinion
by Guest
Dambisa Moyo catalogues key risks, from high inflation and soaring debt to market concentration and political polarisation
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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
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
Bonds / Opinion
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The recent increase in rates is driven by a structural reset, not simply near-term economic factors. But there are limits notes David Skilling
Economy / News
20
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
Technology / News
15
Morrison's Paul Newfield sees big opportunity for New Zealand from 'massive overflow opportunity of the AI industry needing to move out of the US'
Property / News
20
QV says average dwelling values are dropping in most parts of New Zealand with buyers wary
Economy / News
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Russia ignores Trump's 'energy ceasefire'; Nobel Prize in economics; More Fed hiking signals; China car sales disappoint; India inflation jumps; UST 10yr at 5.24%; gold dips and oil rises; NZ$1 = 55.8 USc; TWI-5 = 59.7 a 17 year low
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