Economy / News
Economy / News
8th Jul 26, 6:22pm
by Ella Somers
Reserve Bank’s first Official Cash Rate hike in three years divides bank economists, but all agree more increases are coming before the year is out
Technology / News
Technology / News
8th Jul 26, 4:59pm
by Anna Whyte
New Zealand is 'vulnerable' without control over the AI models it uses, Green MP Francisco Hernandez argues
Economy / News
Economy / News
[updated]
8th Jul 26, 2:24pm
22
by Ella Somers
22
RBNZ raises Official Cash Rate 25 basis points to 2.50% with external and internal Monetary Policy Committee members reaching consensus
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Property / News
Property / News
8th Jul 26, 12:01am
27
by Greg Ninness
27
Average NZ dwelling value down 0.4% in June quarter, now down almost 15% from 2022 peak - QV House Price Index
Investing / News
Investing / News
8th Jul 26, 3:00pm
by Luron Iosefa
Here are the key changes to know about in the New Zealand equity market; mid-week weakness for the NZX50 as NZX, Oceania, Precinct and Channel Infrastructure gain to offset losses from Summerset, Gentrack, SkyCity casino and F&P Healthcare
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Currencies / Opinion
6th Jul 26, 8:00am
2
Roger J Kerr assesses what the relative performances of the NZ and AU economies mean for the NZD/AUD cross-rate. And he notes financial markets start to rethink the Fed’s next move with interest rates
Banking / News
4th Jul 26, 9:00am
ANZ NZ working to rectify material breach of banking registration relating to Reserve Bank's outsourcing policy
Economy / News
[updated]
8th Jul 26, 2:24pm
22
RBNZ raises Official Cash Rate 25 basis points to 2.50% with external and internal Monetary Policy Committee members reaching consensus
Economy / News
5th Jul 26, 6:30am
16
Bank economists divided on whether the Reserve Bank will increase the Official Cash Rate on July 8 after May's close call
Technology / Opinion
2nd Jul 26, 3:48pm
14
Anna Whyte explains how a two month reporting project both changed her mind on AI, and helped educate her about AI
Business / Opinion
4th Jul 26, 9:30am
13
Mark Tanner sees Chinese companies producing things cheaper, faster and smarter than ever before. The impact goes beyond just changing how products are made or delivered - it is altering consumer behaviour
Rural News / Opinion
6th Jul 26, 4:48pm
13
Keith Woodford takes a detailed look at the possible ways the Synlait mess will get resolved. Its shareholders may lose everything but the business will continue in some form
Other News
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1st Jul 26, 10:00am
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