Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
by Anna Whyte
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Leaders hunker down, new MPs arrive and Luxon promises his finance minister won't be David Seymour and he will speak with Qiulae Wong
Property / News
Property / News
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by Greg Ninness
1
North Island housing values dropped in October with declines also creeping in to values in Nelson, Queenstown and Invercargill
Economy / Opinion
Economy / Opinion
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by Brian Easton
2
Brian Easton says as France struggles with escalating financial pressures, New Zealand must remain vigilant to the risks of a destabilising sovereign crisis
Currencies / Opinion
Currencies / Opinion
by Guest
Ho-fung Hung explains why renminbi-based trade with Russia and Iran could end up bolstering the US greenback's standing
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Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
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by Anna Whyte
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The wait begins as Opportunity knocks, as election 2026 delivers upsets, overhangs and a three week question mark
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Public Policy / News
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NZ Election 2026: Volatile election leaves unclear winner, Opportunity over the line, major seat overhang and close call between blocs
Personal Finance / Analysis
1
The combination of a weak spring selling season in real estate market, unexpected RBNZ OCR moves, and hesitating wholesale money markets sees bank fixed rate offers tighten into narrow ranges
Economy / News
8
US data improves; Trump blind to election message; Canada jobs data weak; Canada Budget aggressive; China struggles; EU retail makes real gains; global food prices edge down; UST 10yr at 4.85%; gold rises and oil stabilises; NZ$1 = 55.4 USc; TWI-5 = 59.4
Public Policy / News
46
The wait begins as Opportunity knocks, as election 2026 delivers upsets, overhangs and a three week question mark
Economy / News
26
New Zealand’s jobless rate increased to 5.7% in the September quarter, with 174,000 people unemployed
Property / News
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Cotality's latest Home Value Index shows ongoing declines in most parts of the country with even the South Island starting to show some weakness
Personal Finance / Opinion
26
Even ignoring the US fiscal pressures, the price of money is set to rise over the next generation or two for fundamental reasons that will be hard to avoid
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