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Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
12th Mar 26, 6:13pm
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Government receiving advice on potential fuel demand restraint, but would look at sourcing first
Public Policy / Opinion
Public Policy / Opinion
12th Mar 26, 1:25pm
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After a summer of weather disasters, will Kiwis make climate an election issue?
Currencies / Analysis
Currencies / Analysis
13th Mar 26, 8:06am
Weak investor sentiment amid ongoing conflict weighs on risk sensitive markets. Front end treasury yields higher. Market pricing indicates less than one Fed rate cut this year
Property / Analysis
Property / Analysis
12th Mar 26, 8:52am
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Getting on to the second rung of the property ladder should be well within reach for existing first home owners after 10 years
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12th Mar 26, 6:13pm
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Government receiving advice on potential fuel demand restraint, but would look at sourcing first
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9th Mar 26, 2:22pm
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A sudden spike in inflation expectations has investors' attention. Bond yields are rising fast to start the week, even benchmark bonds. The outlook for retail home loan rates is likely a bit grim
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