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ECB starts buying bonds; German output up but exports down; Keating trash-talks first-home buyer benefit; swap rates rise; oil and gold unchanged; NZ$1 = 73.6 USc, TWI = 78.3
10th Mar 15, 7:19am
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ECB starts buying bonds; German output up but exports down; Keating trash-talks first-home buyer benefit; swap rates rise; oil and gold unchanged; NZ$1 = 73.6 USc, TWI = 78.3
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First US rate hike in 9 years to keep pressure on NZ dollar, HiFX's Dan Bell says in our never a dull moment monthly currencies report
9th Mar 15, 3:08pm
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First US rate hike in 9 years to keep pressure on NZ dollar, HiFX's Dan Bell says in our never a dull moment monthly currencies report
US job gains impress, wage rates not so much; ECB rebuffs Greece; China exports jump; UST 10yr yields 2.25%; oil lower; gold slumps; NZ$1 = 73.6 USc, TWI = 78.2
9th Mar 15, 7:00am
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US job gains impress, wage rates not so much; ECB rebuffs Greece; China exports jump; UST 10yr yields 2.25%; oil lower; gold slumps; NZ$1 = 73.6 USc, TWI = 78.2
ECB to start bond buying on Monday, warns Greeks; UK SFO investigating the BofE; Brazil raises rates; UST 10yr yields up to 2.12%; NZ$1 = 74.6 USc, TWI = 78.8
6th Mar 15, 7:20am
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ECB to start bond buying on Monday, warns Greeks; UK SFO investigating the BofE; Brazil raises rates; UST 10yr yields up to 2.12%; NZ$1 = 74.6 USc, TWI = 78.8
US jobs grow as service sector expands; eurozone retail keeps expanding; India cuts rates again; Murray worries; UST 10yr yields 2.10%; NZ$1 = 75.8 USc, TWI = 79.8
5th Mar 15, 7:17am
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US jobs grow as service sector expands; eurozone retail keeps expanding; India cuts rates again; Murray worries; UST 10yr yields 2.10%; NZ$1 = 75.8 USc, TWI = 79.8
Dairy prices hold; RBA also holds; a flood of China bond demand coming; expensive Danish defense; BofE currency boss fired; UST 10yr yield 2.09%; NZ$1 = 75.7 USc, TWI = 79.3
4th Mar 15, 7:29am
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Dairy prices hold; RBA also holds; a flood of China bond demand coming; expensive Danish defense; BofE currency boss fired; UST 10yr yield 2.09%; NZ$1 = 75.7 USc, TWI = 79.3
US incomes rise, consumer spending falls; global factories busy, except Australia; China lowers sights; eyes on RBA; UST 10yr up to 2.05%; NZ$1 = 75.1 USc, TWI = 79
3rd Mar 15, 7:34am
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US incomes rise, consumer spending falls; global factories busy, except Australia; China lowers sights; eyes on RBA; UST 10yr up to 2.05%; NZ$1 = 75.1 USc, TWI = 79
Professor Ang says despite the advantages of modern technology, the emphasis is still on individual organisations to keep themselves informed, up-to-date, and communicate well
2nd Mar 15, 9:36am
Professor Ang says despite the advantages of modern technology, the emphasis is still on individual organisations to keep themselves informed, up-to-date, and communicate well
China cuts rates again; pressure on RBA; US Q4 GDP revised down, confidence revised up; India goes for growth; euro inflation rises; NZD hits records; NZ$1 = 75.6 USc, TWI = 79.2
2nd Mar 15, 7:15am
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China cuts rates again; pressure on RBA; US Q4 GDP revised down, confidence revised up; India goes for growth; euro inflation rises; NZD hits records; NZ$1 = 75.6 USc, TWI = 79.2
Equities hit record highs; US prices fall, durable goods orders rise; EU exempts France; wholesale rates fall; oil and gold stable; NZ$1 = 75.4 USc, TWI = 78.5
27th Feb 15, 7:29am
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Equities hit record highs; US prices fall, durable goods orders rise; EU exempts France; wholesale rates fall; oil and gold stable; NZ$1 = 75.4 USc, TWI = 78.5
Chinese factories marking time, consumer sentiment low; Hong Kong cuts taxes; Greece distrusted; AU wage growth slows, confidence down; NZ$1 = 75.4 USc, TWI = 78.5
26th Feb 15, 7:13am
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Chinese factories marking time, consumer sentiment low; Hong Kong cuts taxes; Greece distrusted; AU wage growth slows, confidence down; NZ$1 = 75.4 USc, TWI = 78.5
Fed lays groundwork for rate rise; US services grow strongly, consumers pull back; Greek extension approved; India search HSBC; gold falls; NZ$1 = 74.6 USc, TWI = 78
25th Feb 15, 7:23am
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Fed lays groundwork for rate rise; US services grow strongly, consumers pull back; Greek extension approved; India search HSBC; gold falls; NZ$1 = 74.6 USc, TWI = 78
US house sales cool; Greece waits; HSBC's 'shame'; China's new airplane; more AU bank advice scandals; swaps rise; NZ$1 = 75.3 USc, TWI = 78.7
24th Feb 15, 7:34am
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US house sales cool; Greece waits; HSBC's 'shame'; China's new airplane; more AU bank advice scandals; swaps rise; NZ$1 = 75.3 USc, TWI = 78.7
Professor Ang says China is considering reforms to free up investment, but warns that fewer entry barriers can only mean more intense competition
24th Feb 15, 5:00am
Professor Ang says China is considering reforms to free up investment, but warns that fewer entry barriers can only mean more intense competition
Greeks agree deal, prepare plan; PMI's expand in the US, Europe and Japan; Lee Kwan Yew in intensive care; UST 10yr yields rise; NZ$1 = 75.2 USc, TWI = 78.4
23rd Feb 15, 6:44am
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Greeks agree deal, prepare plan; PMI's expand in the US, Europe and Japan; Lee Kwan Yew in intensive care; UST 10yr yields rise; NZ$1 = 75.2 USc, TWI = 78.4
US jobless claims fall; Germany says No! to Greece; Japan's exports jump; bond market anxiety rises; S&P queries AU AAA rating; oil price falls; NZ$1 = 75.3 USc, TWI = 78.6
20th Feb 15, 7:23am
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US jobless claims fall; Germany says No! to Greece; Japan's exports jump; bond market anxiety rises; S&P queries AU AAA rating; oil price falls; NZ$1 = 75.3 USc, TWI = 78.6
Greece close to deadline; Swiss raid HSBC; US PPI in sharp fall; growing Japanese deal appetite; UST 10yr yields rise again; gold under US$1200; NZ$1 = 75.2 USc, TWI = 78.6
19th Feb 15, 7:26am
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Greece close to deadline; Swiss raid HSBC; US PPI in sharp fall; growing Japanese deal appetite; UST 10yr yields rise again; gold under US$1200; NZ$1 = 75.2 USc, TWI = 78.6
EY's Aaron Quintal says New Zealanders must understand the OECD's BEPS initiative will see our companies paying more tax overseas
19th Feb 15, 5:00am
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EY's Aaron Quintal says New Zealanders must understand the OECD's BEPS initiative will see our companies paying more tax overseas
WMP up +13.7%, volumes lower; German sentiment up; Greeks offended; China house prices drop; commodities rise; UST 10yr yield 2.09%; NZ$1 = 75.2 USc, TWI = 78.4
18th Feb 15, 7:29am
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WMP up +13.7%, volumes lower; German sentiment up; Greeks offended; China house prices drop; commodities rise; UST 10yr yield 2.09%; NZ$1 = 75.2 USc, TWI = 78.4
Professor Ang looks at the place where business and culture intersect and finds that traders need a sensitive antenna to adjust regionally as well as by country
17th Feb 15, 12:11pm
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Professor Ang looks at the place where business and culture intersect and finds that traders need a sensitive antenna to adjust regionally as well as by country
China lending rises; Greek talks difficult; Japan exits recession; HSBC apologises; NZ swaps rise; NZ$ hits new high vs AU$; NZ$1 = 75 USc, TWI = 78.3
17th Feb 15, 7:29am
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China lending rises; Greek talks difficult; Japan exits recession; HSBC apologises; NZ swaps rise; NZ$ hits new high vs AU$; NZ$1 = 75 USc, TWI = 78.3
German growth surprises; US confidence off an 11yr high; UST 10yr yields up; oil and gold rise; NZ$1 = 74.3 USc, TWI = 77.8
16th Feb 15, 7:00am
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German growth surprises; US confidence off an 11yr high; UST 10yr yields up; oil and gold rise; NZ$1 = 74.3 USc, TWI = 77.8
US consumers pull back, jobless claims rise; Europe struggles with deflation, Ukraine and Greece; Aussie unemployment rises; NZ$1 = 74.5 USc, TWI = 77.8
13th Feb 15, 7:30am
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US consumers pull back, jobless claims rise; Europe struggles with deflation, Ukraine and Greece; Aussie unemployment rises; NZ$1 = 74.5 USc, TWI = 77.8
PwC previews the huge changes coming in purchasing power between countries to explain why New Zealand's economic future will be bound more to China and Asia in the planable future
13th Feb 15, 5:45am
by Guest
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PwC previews the huge changes coming in purchasing power between countries to explain why New Zealand's economic future will be bound more to China and Asia in the planable future
US budget deficit falls; China likes NZ property; Aussie housing investment loans surge; NZ swap rates rise again; oil and gold fall; NZ$1 = 73.7 USc, TWI = 77.6
12th Feb 15, 7:28am
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US budget deficit falls; China likes NZ property; Aussie housing investment loans surge; NZ swap rates rise again; oil and gold fall; NZ$1 = 73.7 USc, TWI = 77.6