Economy / News
Economy / News
20th Mar 26, 7:22am
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US data weaker but mostly second-tier; nine central banks decide to hold their policy rates; Australian labour market marginally softer; UST 10yr at 4.28%; gold dives; oil & gas stay very high; NZ$1 = 58.4 USc; TWI-5 = 62.1
Economy / News
Economy / News
19th Mar 26, 4:50pm
by Anna Whyte
Officials eye targeted support as fuel crisis deepens, with economists warning of widespread cost pressures and inequality researcher noting some people have no resilience against this kind of shock
Currencies / Analysis
Currencies / Analysis
20th Mar 26, 7:51am
Large moves higher in global bond yields led by shorter maturities. Investor risk appetite remains subdued - global equities under pressure. ECB leaves rates unchanged as markets reflect expectations of hikes ahead. Ditto Bank of England
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Economy / News
Economy / News
19th Mar 26, 2:19pm
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by Anna Whyte
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PM Christopher Luxon signals 'things could get worse', as fuel prices surge and government contingency plan ramps up
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Economy / News
13th Mar 26, 12:12pm
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Annual number of NZ citizens leaving the country long-term at a three year low in January year
Personal Finance / News
18th Mar 26, 5:43pm
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The country's largest mortgage lender raises its carded home loan rates too, with more than me-too increases. Unlike some, they raised term deposit rates at the same time
Personal Finance / Analysis
13th Mar 26, 11:31am
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We look at how wholesale money markets are reacting to the current geopolitical crises, and what is in store for fixed home loan rates
Personal Finance / News
[updated]
17th Mar 26, 10:23am
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The Red Bank moves its rates up for both mortgages and term deposits as wholesale money cost rises show no signs of slowing
Personal Finance / News
18th Mar 26, 8:27am
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BNZ is the next to raise fixed mortgage rates, but they do it differently to Westpac, holding advantages in some terms. BNZ did not raise term deposit rates at the same time, as Westpac did
Economy / Analysis
15th Mar 26, 6:30am
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December quarter GDP figures due for release in the coming week may prove to be disappointment - which wouldn't provide a helpful background as we face the uncertainties of the Middle East situation
Economy / News
[updated]
17th Mar 26, 3:59pm
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Tuesday; retail rates start to rise, food inflation up, rents deflate, farm costs under threat, Mercury targets new bond, RBA hikes, swaps stable, NZD up, & more