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Public Policy / Opinion
Public Policy / Opinion
17th May 26, 10:06am
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Nicolas Jabko thinks US central bankers can no longer count on a deep well of conservative support for their independence
Currencies / Analysis
Currencies / Analysis
18th May 26, 7:29am
Global bond yields extend higher on inflation concerns. 10-year US treasury yield reaches 4.60%. Higher rates undermine equities. S&P falls more than 1%. Brent crude trades above US$109 per barrel
Economy / Opinion
Economy / Opinion
18th May 26, 8:05am
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Public Policy / Opinion
Public Policy / Opinion
17th May 26, 10:06am
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Shlomo Ben-Ami envisions a less stable, more fragmented future, with China benefiting from declining faith in the US
Public Policy / Opinion
17th May 26, 10:07am
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Banking / News
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11th May 26, 11:05am
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Rural News / Opinion
16th May 26, 9:41am
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Economy / Opinion
16th May 26, 9:02am
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16th May 26, 1:18pm
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Bonds / Analysis
14th May 26, 11:44am
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Wholesale money markets are giving clear signals about where interest rates are heading. Until inflation is back within central bank targets, retail rates will rise
Banking / News
17th May 26, 2:58pm
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NZ First wants to buy BNZ from its Aussie parent, and merge it with Kiwibank to create 'a National Bank of New Zealand', says Winston Peters
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11th May 26, 3:16pm
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Fuel limits: Government outlines who 'critical fuel users' would be in the 'unlikely event' the oil crisis worsens enough to justify a move to phase 4 of its National Fuel Response Plan
Currencies / Analysis
13th May 26, 7:59am
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Risk sentiment weaker; no fresh developments in the Middle East. Oil up. US CPI inflation up in April, which put upside pressure in US Treasury yields. Global forces drive up NZ rates
Economy / News
16th May 26, 8:18am
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Trump leaves Beijing with little; US stockpiling effects gathers steam; Canada housing starts stay high; Japan machine tool orders leap; Russia contracts; UST 10yr at 4.60%; gold dives and oil rises; NZ$1 = 58.4 USc; TWI-5 = 61.9
Rural News / Opinion
16th May 26, 9:41am
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Campbell Parker says that the dairy sector has always leaned in to change. He identifies the next decade's new opportunities and wants the industry to move quicker to retain its globally competitive position
Rural News / Opinion
15th May 26, 9:21am
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Allan Barber is looking at the 7 major meat processors and wondering where future profits will come from as livestock numbers trend lower

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