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Oil, LNG and KiwiSaver: What the US–Iran conflict could mean for New Zealand’s economy, and what the Government is watching
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Oil, LNG and KiwiSaver: What the US–Iran conflict could mean for New Zealand’s economy, and what the Government is watching
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says it's up to the US and Israel to assert whether attack on Iran is legal or not, New Zealand will have to 'wait and see' when it comes to potential economic impacts
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says it's up to the US and Israel to assert whether attack on Iran is legal or not, New Zealand will have to 'wait and see' when it comes to potential economic impacts
Financial and commodity markets are reacting to the new war and geopolitical crisis. Here are some initial reactions as they affect us
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Financial and commodity markets are reacting to the new war and geopolitical crisis. Here are some initial reactions as they affect us
Mohamed A. El-Erian says improving the Fed’s record and restoring trust in its judgment will require new Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh to address a long list of problems
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Mohamed A. El-Erian says improving the Fed’s record and restoring trust in its judgment will require new Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh to address a long list of problems
Sheryl Sutherland says although it's not really possible or realistic for investors to pick the next big thing, identifying promising sectors can be worthwhile
Sheryl Sutherland says although it's not really possible or realistic for investors to pick the next big thing, identifying promising sectors can be worthwhile
Sheryl Sutherland says the opportunity to invest in women's health solutions brings outsized returns, both socially and for investors. She lists five great candidate companies
Sheryl Sutherland says the opportunity to invest in women's health solutions brings outsized returns, both socially and for investors. She lists five great candidate companies
Sheryl Sutherland sees the current confusion and market volatility similar to other big financial shocks. She says we can learn a lot from those past events to get through this one
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Sheryl Sutherland sees the current confusion and market volatility similar to other big financial shocks. She says we can learn a lot from those past events to get through this one
Martin Whetton says events in fixed income markets this week have no historical precedent, suggesting a sea-change in the way the US is viewed
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Martin Whetton says events in fixed income markets this week have no historical precedent, suggesting a sea-change in the way the US is viewed
Sheryl Sutherland is looking for investment opportunities in the projects to fight climate change. But if you can't track the money and the outcomes, you will lose money. That's a big problem for the big funders
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Sheryl Sutherland is looking for investment opportunities in the projects to fight climate change. But if you can't track the money and the outcomes, you will lose money. That's a big problem for the big funders
Sheryl Sutherland says if you have a long term investment horizon, why have bonds in your portfolio? She assesses what drives the usual recommended portfolio balance
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Sheryl Sutherland says if you have a long term investment horizon, why have bonds in your portfolio? She assesses what drives the usual recommended portfolio balance
NZ dollar meets resistance at level not seen since first trading day of 2024; Most US equities up despite Nvidia drop; UST yields rise as do NZ rates
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NZ dollar meets resistance at level not seen since first trading day of 2024; Most US equities up despite Nvidia drop; UST yields rise as do NZ rates
US Treasury 10-year rates leap to 20-year highs near 5%. NZ bond yields jump to 2010 levels
A 14% month-on-month fall in dairy exports helped drive a bigger-than-expected $1.1 billion merchandise trade deficit for NZ in July
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A 14% month-on-month fall in dairy exports helped drive a bigger-than-expected $1.1 billion merchandise trade deficit for NZ in July
Despite our export values in May exceeding the value of imports, the running annual deficit hit a new all-time high of over $17.1 billion
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Despite our export values in May exceeding the value of imports, the running annual deficit hit a new all-time high of over $17.1 billion
Jim O'Neill homes in on some new reasons to believe that equity prices will bounce back in 2023