Rural News / News
Rural News / News
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Following a good start to the new dairy season, and strong improving demand for milk powders, Fonterra has added 25c to its new season payout forecast
Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
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by Anna Whyte
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NZ First's Craig Stobo: If you can have different tax rates for personal income… why don't you have similar tax rate differences for businesses?
Property / Opinion
Property / Opinion
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by Ross Stitt
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Ross Stitt puts a spotlight on sliding Aussie house prices, seeing a response featuring pessimism and alarm
Property / Analysis
Property / Analysis
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by Greg Ninness
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New Zealanders forked out just over $29 billion in mortgage payments in the September year
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Currencies / Analysis
Currencies / Analysis
US equities are lower and the Nasdaq is down more than 1%, as Alphabet's sales miss revived doubts over AI spending. US Q3 GDP beat expectations. The ECB held rates. Lagarde will step down early
Business / News
Business / News
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by Ella Somers
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The latest ANZ Business Outlook survey finds firms 'relatively optimistic' in October, although future cost pressures are still top of mind
Investing / Opinion
Investing / Opinion
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Cam Harper explains one way to put your savings to work, showing where property-backed investing can fit, making room for you to enjoy retirement
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Banking / News
Six of 10 TSB Heartland Bank executives coming from Heartland with no place for TSB's CEO or CFO
Economy / News
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An Official Cash Rate hike that once looked unlikely to happen just 10 days before the election, is now the overwhelmingly expected outcome
Economy / News
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In a surprise move, the Reserve Bank holds the Official Cash Rate at 2.75% following a 4-3 vote, NZ dollar tanks
Economy / News
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US sentiment stays low but inflation expectations rise; US PMI's expanding; Japan, Taiwan, India & the EU all deliver expanding PMIs; Australia doesn't; election season starts; UST 10yr at 4.99%; gold falls and oil rises; NZ$1 = 57 USc; TWI-5 = 60.7
Business / News
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NZ First leader Winston Peters says his party will lift productivity by introducing a targeted 50% depreciation rate in the first year for new machinery and equipment for businesses in manufacturing and targeted export sectors
Public Policy / News
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Greens promise bigger operating allowance and a later surplus to deliver a 'significant uplift' in health, co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick says
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