Economy / News
Economy / News
22nd Jan 26, 4:00pm
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Thursday; faulty rush to floating rates, REINZ December data, retail sector soft, net migration levels low, Crown accounts weak, Govt bonds popular, swaps & NZD stable, and much more
Economy / News
Economy / News
22nd Jan 26, 12:07pm
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by Greg Ninness
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High numbers of NZ citizens are continuing to leave the country, reducing net migration gain to a trickle
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Rural News / Opinion
Rural News / Opinion
22nd Jan 26, 2:48pm
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by Allan Barber
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Allan Barber runs through the issues selling beef in international markets up against tariffs, retribution, great power struggles, and quotas. NZ sourced beef seems to have some good options still
Property / News
Property / News
22nd Jan 26, 9:00am
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by Greg Ninness
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Housing sales up 8.1% in December compared to a year earlier. REINZ says
Personal Finance / Analysis
Personal Finance / Analysis
22nd Jan 26, 7:53am
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Latest Reserve Bank figures show just under half of mortgage money uplifted in November - nearly $4 billion - was on floating rates. If the intention was to take advantage of future fixed mortgage rate falls, this plan appears to have been frustrated
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Economy / News
[updated]
16th Jan 26, 11:13am
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ASB economist warns CPI inflation may have ended 2025 above 3% as food prices rise and strong electricity and gas price rises continue, according to Statistics NZ's Selected Price Indexes
Property / News
21st Jan 26, 10:36am
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Average asking price of residential properties listed on Trade Me Property sank $82,500 in November and December - Auckland down $126,400, Gisborne takes a huge hit
Economy / Analysis
[updated]
20th Jan 26, 8:23am
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December quarter Consumers Price Index figures may show our inflation rate once again above the 1% to 3% target range. How new RBNZ Governor Anna Breman will respond to our stubborn high prices in her first OCR review next month will be keenly watched
Economy / Opinion
21st Jan 26, 7:51am
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Ross Stitt finds that the 2032 Olympics will put Brisbane on the world stage and further boost south-east Queensland’s allure as an international tourist destination - and likely fuel a sharp rise in its cost structure
Currencies / Opinion
19th Jan 26, 8:43am
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Roger J Kerr says Governor Breman may be forced to eat her own words that the interest rate markets have become ahead of themselves in pricing-in interest rate increases later in 2026
Property / News
20th Jan 26, 11:02am
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Residential rental activity is increasing while rents are softer overall, Tenancy Services data shows
Public Policy / News
19th Jan 26, 1:06pm
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In his state of the nation address, Christopher Luxon has focused on the Government's reform of KiwiSaver, NCEA and the RMA and says there's 'no room for extravagant election promises'
Other News
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