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Currencies / Analysis
Currencies / Analysis
4th Dec 25, 7:44am
US ADP private payrolls fell 32k in November, solidifying market expectations for a Fed rate cut next week. US Treasury yields down a touch; US equities up slightly. USD DXY index down for an eighth successive day
Personal Finance / Opinion
Personal Finance / Opinion
3rd Dec 25, 4:11pm
Lynda Moore delves into complicated feelings about gratitude. Encouraging yourself to feel grateful can mask broader issues, says Lynda Moore, but there are ways to keep it all in balance
Property / News
Property / News
3rd Dec 25, 10:37am
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Residential construction costs on the rise after a period of low to falling prices, QV CostBuilder data shows
Personal Finance / Analysis
Personal Finance / Analysis
3rd Dec 25, 9:15am
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Significant sums are now being pulled from term deposits, while investors are more active in mortgage borrowing this year, Reserve Bank figures show
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