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NZD recovering from post RBNZ losses; AUD leaking lower, many analysts expecting RBA rate cut next week, US jobless data at lowest point since 2000
1st May 15, 8:37am
NZD recovering from post RBNZ losses; AUD leaking lower, many analysts expecting RBA rate cut next week, US jobless data at lowest point since 2000
US labour markets rebound, consumer spending rises; Greece makes serious concessions; EU unemployment high; RBA eyes rate cut; long rates rise again; gold falls; NZ$1 = 76.2 US¢, TWI = 79.7
1st May 15, 7:31am
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US labour markets rebound, consumer spending rises; Greece makes serious concessions; EU unemployment high; RBA eyes rate cut; long rates rise again; gold falls; NZ$1 = 76.2 US¢, TWI = 79.7
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Thursday; sub 5% mortgage rate, lower milk payout, building consents up, household deposits jump as do business loans, NZD sinks
30th Apr 15, 4:03pm
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Thursday; sub 5% mortgage rate, lower milk payout, building consents up, household deposits jump as do business loans, NZD sinks
Paul Glass argues NZ lacks a plan and has an absence of leadership at both local and national levels
30th Apr 15, 2:07pm
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Paul Glass argues NZ lacks a plan and has an absence of leadership at both local and national levels
US GDP has a big miss. NZD fails to break higher, All eyes on RBNZ
30th Apr 15, 8:29am
US GDP has a big miss. NZD fails to break higher, All eyes on RBNZ
US growth stalls, savings rate rises; Euro zone lending rises; APRA ready to force banks to hold more capital; UST 10yr yields jump; NZ$1 = 77.1 US¢, TWI = 80.5
30th Apr 15, 7:31am
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US growth stalls, savings rate rises; Euro zone lending rises; APRA ready to force banks to hold more capital; UST 10yr yields jump; NZ$1 = 77.1 US¢, TWI = 80.5
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Wednesday; trade surplus, high confidence in NZ but not China, no fx intervention, investors borrow up large, NZD rising
29th Apr 15, 4:01pm
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Wednesday; trade surplus, high confidence in NZ but not China, no fx intervention, investors borrow up large, NZD rising
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Wednesday, April 29, 2015
29th Apr 15, 8:53am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Iron ore prices in healthy bounce and China planning more liquidity measures sees AUD rise strongly. NZD/AUD sent sharply down to one-month lows
29th Apr 15, 8:39am
Iron ore prices in healthy bounce and China planning more liquidity measures sees AUD rise strongly. NZD/AUD sent sharply down to one-month lows
US confidence slumps; Australia's leading index rises; rumours of new China QE; crowd funding of property investment in Australia, UST yields, oil, gold unchanged; NZ$1 = 77.3 US¢, TWI = 80.9
29th Apr 15, 7:16am
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US confidence slumps; Australia's leading index rises; rumours of new China QE; crowd funding of property investment in Australia, UST yields, oil, gold unchanged; NZ$1 = 77.3 US¢, TWI = 80.9
Roger J Kerr says the reasons traders bought Kiwi dollars are evaporating; a parity party is now unlikely
28th Apr 15, 9:50pm
Roger J Kerr says the reasons traders bought Kiwi dollars are evaporating; a parity party is now unlikely
RBNZ details wish list of 9 'systemically important' financial market infrastructures in strengthened regulatory regime
28th Apr 15, 5:04pm
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RBNZ details wish list of 9 'systemically important' financial market infrastructures in strengthened regulatory regime
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Tuesday; ICBC raises deposit rates, affordability pressures spread, more no-interest loans, vouchers redux?, wholesale rates slip
28th Apr 15, 4:01pm
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Tuesday; ICBC raises deposit rates, affordability pressures spread, more no-interest loans, vouchers redux?, wholesale rates slip
Greek debt deal closer as PM relieves Finance Minister from negotiation duties; soft US core capital good data could impact GDP
28th Apr 15, 8:31am
Greek debt deal closer as PM relieves Finance Minister from negotiation duties; soft US core capital good data could impact GDP
US services strong, factories less so; Greece burns off support, changes negotiators; Australia warned on credit rating risk; NZ$1 = 76.4 US¢, TWI = 80.7
28th Apr 15, 7:24am
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US services strong, factories less so; Greece burns off support, changes negotiators; Australia warned on credit rating risk; NZ$1 = 76.4 US¢, TWI = 80.7
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Friday; mortgage rate cuts, TD cuts too, we mainly owe Australia, confidence sky-high, NZ dollar still falling slowly
24th Apr 15, 4:04pm
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Friday; mortgage rate cuts, TD cuts too, we mainly owe Australia, confidence sky-high, NZ dollar still falling slowly
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Friday, April 24, 2015
24th Apr 15, 9:00am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Friday, April 24, 2015
Manufacturing slump in China and Japan, soft growth in US house sales, record fine for Deutsche Bank, consumer confidence strong in NZ; NZ$1 = 75.9 US¢, TWI = 80.4
24th Apr 15, 8:10am
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Manufacturing slump in China and Japan, soft growth in US house sales, record fine for Deutsche Bank, consumer confidence strong in NZ; NZ$1 = 75.9 US¢, TWI = 80.4
RBNZ's McDermott changes expectations, moves markets; international data disappoints; 'Grexit' morphs into 'Grimbo'
24th Apr 15, 7:41am
RBNZ's McDermott changes expectations, moves markets; international data disappoints; 'Grexit' morphs into 'Grimbo'
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Thursday; McDermott changes the tone, tourism booms, another hybrid warning, more migrants, lower interest and fx rates
23rd Apr 15, 4:03pm
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Thursday; McDermott changes the tone, tourism booms, another hybrid warning, more migrants, lower interest and fx rates
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Thursday, April 23, 2015
23rd Apr 15, 9:23am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Thursday, April 23, 2015
RBNZ's McDermott expected to provide colour ahead of OCR review; Expectations for RBA rate cuts already slashed; traders chasing their tails
23rd Apr 15, 8:32am
RBNZ's McDermott expected to provide colour ahead of OCR review; Expectations for RBA rate cuts already slashed; traders chasing their tails
US housing markets surge; Japan's trade in surplus; China targets jobs, and fugitives; Aust swamped in offshore funds; gold falls sharply; NZ$1 = 76.7 US¢, TWI = 81.6
23rd Apr 15, 7:26am
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US housing markets surge; Japan's trade in surplus; China targets jobs, and fugitives; Aust swamped in offshore funds; gold falls sharply; NZ$1 = 76.7 US¢, TWI = 81.6
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Wednesday; strong mortgage approval levels, GMT accesses long cheap money, swap rates rise, NZD TWI even higher
22nd Apr 15, 4:01pm
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Wednesday; strong mortgage approval levels, GMT accesses long cheap money, swap rates rise, NZD TWI even higher
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Wednesday, April 22, 2015
22nd Apr 15, 8:57am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Wednesday, April 22, 2015