Economy / News
Economy / News
19th May 26, 3:59pm
A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Tuesday; some TD rate increases, retail spending softer, PPI hit less than expected, record KiwiSaver funds flows, carbon price firm, swaps fall, NZD firm, & more
Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
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19th May 26, 11:23am
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by Anna Whyte
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Public Service transformation: Government departments to reduce, sinking lid on budgets, more AI use, target of 8.7K fewer public servants
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Investing / News
Investing / News
19th May 26, 3:00pm
by Luron Iosefa
Here are the key changes to know about in the New Zealand equity market; NZX50 rebounds on strength from Gentrack, Mainfreight, F&P Healthcare and Summerset. But Kathmandu, Sanford, Tourism Holdings and Vulcan Steel fall
Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
18th May 26, 3:07pm
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by Anna Whyte
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Inside the Capital: Buying back the bank, babies, budgets and what you need to know
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Property / Analysis
18th May 26, 12:07pm
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A huge overhang of unsold properties does not bode well for the housing market this winter
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
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
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
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