Economy / News
Economy / News
13th May 26, 7:24am
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US inflation rises on Trump's adventure consequences; global wheat & corn output to fall; Japan spending retreats; Australia gets ambitious budget; UST 10yr at 4.47%; gold soft but oil up again; NZ$1 = 59.4 USc; TWI-5 = 62.7
Economy / News
Economy / News
13th May 26, 5:00am
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by Anna Whyte
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Westpac NZ says higher living costs due to Middle East conflict to reduce spending and disposable income, weaken housing market
Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
13th May 26, 9:28am
by Guest
Australia's budget has a bundle of reforms in a time of ‘extreme uncertainty’, Stephen Bartos says
Property / News
Property / News
13th May 26, 12:01am
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by Greg Ninness
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More than 40% of first quarter apartment resales were sold at a loss with almost one-in-five Auckland residential sales loss making
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Currencies / Analysis
Currencies / Analysis
13th May 26, 7:59am
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by Jason Wong
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Risk sentiment weaker; no fresh developments in the Middle East. Oil up. US CPI inflation up in April, which put upside pressure in US Treasury yields. Global forces drive up NZ rates
Property / News
Property / News
12th May 26, 3:58pm
by Greg Ninness
Number of new homes consented in Q1 up 14.6% with average build costs up 2.2%
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What people are reading
Personal Finance / Opinion
8th May 26, 9:27am
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Joseph Darby questions whether some people are putting too much money in KiwiSaver, noting there's no illiquidity premium in exchange for reduced access to capital
Economy / Opinion
10th May 26, 6:32am
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Keith Woodford sees only a few sectors that can improve our poor overall productivity record, and they are rural and potential is limited. He searches for other ways we can get out of our collective funk
Economy / News
6th May 26, 10:23am
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NZ likely to see a slower recovery, affecting job growth and debt servicing, but banks and farmers well placed to manage economic shock as housing market remains soft, according to Reserve Bank's latest Financial Stability Report
Economy / News
7th May 26, 1:00pm
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New Zealand’s economy is recovering gradually but global turbulence, unemployment, 'subdued' net migration and high electricity prices are impacting momentum, an OECD economic survey report says
Public Policy / News
[updated]
11th May 26, 3:16pm
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Fuel limits: Government outlines who 'critical fuel users' would be in the 'unlikely event' the oil crisis worsens enough to justify a move to phase 4 of its National Fuel Response Plan
Economy / Opinion
9th May 26, 9:15am
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Ross Stitt explores why Aussies seem more dissatisfied with life than Kiwis, and yet it is attracting more of us
Economy / News
11th May 26, 4:00pm
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Monday; the Worldclear Files, Foodstuffs says no inflation, critical fuel users defined, bonds rushed again, fuel stock update, swaps stable, NZD stable, & more