Banking / News
Banking / News
11th Feb 26, 10:40am
ASB CEO sees 'more confidence in the economy' as rising costs hold down half-year profit increase despite net interest margin rise
Insurance / News
Insurance / News
11th Feb 26, 9:45am
by Mandy Te
Transport Minister Chris Bishop isn't opposed to compulsory third party car insurance but says ‘the gains from making something mandatory are not necessarily as high’ as people think
Personal Finance / Opinion
Personal Finance / Opinion
11th Feb 26, 9:38am
by Lynda Moore
Lynda Moore says money conversations feel lighter and more productive when they’re grounded in understanding rather than blame
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Economy / Analysis
Economy / Analysis
10th Feb 26, 1:41pm
3
by Greg Ninness
3
New Zealand secondary schools increasingly popular with overseas students, tertiary institutions not so much
Currencies / Analysis
Currencies / Analysis
11th Feb 26, 7:41am
Soft US retail sales data bolsters the case for Fed easing. US Treasury yields decline led by longer maturities. Yen gains against the US dollar while moves in other G10 currencies were modest
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Personal Finance / Analysis
9th Feb 26, 10:33am
1
Term deposit rates are moving off their recent lows with 4%+ rates starting to spread. Surprisingly the major banks are at the forefront of the rises
Personal Finance / Analysis
[updated]
9th Feb 26, 8:04am
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ASB comes back again for more mortgage rate rises. Kiwibank also raises rates. They also adjusted TD rates up, but only to rivals' levels
Economy / Analysis
5th Feb 26, 2:49pm
1
ASB economists stress the importance of studying 'high frequency' economic data at a time when our official GDP figures are both lagged and containing less reliable data than they did
Economy / News
9th Feb 26, 1:57pm
14
BNZ economists think the Reserve Bank will start to raise interest rates in the third quarter of this year but won't want to signpost that yet in its first Official Cash Rate review for the year next week
Public Policy / Opinion
6th Feb 26, 10:12am
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On the cusp of Waitangi Day, Hipkins offers 90s nostalgia, Luxon offers management jargon. Neither are ready for the complexity politics actually demands, Natalia Albert argues
Business / Opinion
4th Feb 26, 1:02pm
22
Nouriel Roubini thinks the writing is on the wall for the crypto industry, one that has offered no use cases beyond crime and corruption
Public Policy / News
[updated]
9th Feb 26, 4:00pm
50
The Government shortlists proposals to import LNG in Taranaki with plans to sign a contract by mid-year, Energy Minister Simon Watts says
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