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Economy / News
Economy / News
18th Jun 26, 3:26pm
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Economists don’t expect the latest GDP figures to have a large bearing on the Reserve Bank’s OCR outlook but ANZ says likely hike in July is ‘no longer the slam dunk it was’
Currencies / Analysis
Currencies / Analysis
19th Jun 26, 7:52am
US-Iran MOU signing has led to an earlier end to the conflict and a re-opening of Hormuz; oil and gas is flowing freely; Brent crude probing fresh 3-mth lows. US equities rebound. USD strength returns, sending DXY index to highest in over a year
Banking / News
Banking / News
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18th Jun 26, 1:12pm
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Reserve Bank enters final stretch of Deposit Takers Act rollout via the release of two consultations on crisis-readiness and draft standards exposure
Property / News
Property / News
18th Jun 26, 10:50am
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Older people aged 60-plus along with children and teenagers made up just over a third of all residency approvals in the May year
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