Economy / News
Economy / News
20th Apr 26, 7:19am
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Hormuz 'opening' was a US fantasy; Canada data resilient; Indian loan growth rises; China excavator sales jump; Malaysia inflation tame with good growth; UST 10yr at 4.24%; gold and oil prices ease; NZ$1 = 58.8 USc; TWI-5 = 62.2
Public Policy / Analysis
Public Policy / Analysis
19th Apr 26, 2:00pm
The New Zealand Tax Podcast - Inland Revenue gains another tool for its crypto-asset activities. And Iran, and the All Whites, might have tax problems at the football World Cup
Currencies / Analysis
Currencies / Analysis
20th Apr 26, 7:34am
by Jason Wong
Friday headlines drove investors into believing the US-Iran conflict is nearing an end (spoiler: the Strait of Hormuz is not open.) Currency market not sucked into the rhetoric. USD weakness reverses
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Public Policy / Analysis
Public Policy / Analysis
17th Apr 26, 5:46pm
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by Anna Whyte
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From ready to lead to ready to recite: Christopher Luxon’s battle to hold the line
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Economy / News
14th Apr 26, 12:06pm
3
Fewer New Zealand citizens are leaving long-term and more are returning after an extended absence
Business / Analysis
18th Apr 26, 9:10am
4
Dave Ananth wants to see a different approach to collecting tax arrears from businesses that probably deserve to survive; de-emphasise hard penalty escalation, re-emphasise early intervention to preserve viable businesses
Property / Opinion
17th Apr 26, 6:00am
19
The housing market faces a swirling sea of uncertainty as Cyclone Donald makes landfall, Greg Ninness says
Economy / Opinion
19th Apr 26, 12:00pm
35
Keith Woodford says stagflation is the reality with hard decisions needed now
Economy / News
[updated]
13th Apr 26, 12:04pm
14
ANZ picks Reserve Bank to raise the OCR 3 times this year starting in July, but notes there's a high level of uncertainty
Personal Finance / Analysis
15th Apr 26, 5:30pm
5
ANZ has raised their two year fixed mortgage rate by +20 bps, most others by +10 bps, resulting in the most expensive rate card in the home loan market at present
Technology / Opinion
14th Apr 26, 2:44pm
2
Peter Drennan says it's with genuine disbelief that he's writing this; NZ's terrible timezone may now be an AI structural advantage