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RBNZ set to leave OCR at 3.50% on Thursday, but there's still plenty of interest in what it says and what it forecasts
5th Sep 14, 3:19pm
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RBNZ set to leave OCR at 3.50% on Thursday, but there's still plenty of interest in what it says and what it forecasts
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Friday, September 5, 2014
5th Sep 14, 9:07am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Friday, September 5, 2014
NZD ignored; market attention all on the euro. Even strong US services sector data gets little notice
5th Sep 14, 8:27am
NZD ignored; market attention all on the euro. Even strong US services sector data gets little notice
ECB cuts rates, to buy bonds; euro falls with CDS spreads; German factory orders rise; US service sector expands, exports grow; iPhone 6 to have tap-to-pay; NZ$1 = US$0.831, TWI = 78.9
5th Sep 14, 7:28am
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ECB cuts rates, to buy bonds; euro falls with CDS spreads; German factory orders rise; US service sector expands, exports grow; iPhone 6 to have tap-to-pay; NZ$1 = US$0.831, TWI = 78.9
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Thursday; UDC raises call rate, weaker housing data, quake anniversary, core finding compliance, Pacific Edge's new patent
4th Sep 14, 4:00pm
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Thursday; UDC raises call rate, weaker housing data, quake anniversary, core finding compliance, Pacific Edge's new patent
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Thursday, September 4, 2014
4th Sep 14, 9:41am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Thursday, September 4, 2014
Despite Stevens housing comments, collapse in iron ore prices likely to weigh more on markets in the long run. BNZ sees NZD back at 91c by year end
4th Sep 14, 8:48am
Despite Stevens housing comments, collapse in iron ore prices likely to weigh more on markets in the long run. BNZ sees NZD back at 91c by year end
US factory orders jump; tighter liquidity rules adopted; China services expand; RBA warns on housing; oil and gold higher; UST 10yr 2.43%; NZ$1 = US$0.832, TWI = 78.7
4th Sep 14, 7:30am
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US factory orders jump; tighter liquidity rules adopted; China services expand; RBA warns on housing; oil and gold higher; UST 10yr 2.43%; NZ$1 = US$0.832, TWI = 78.7
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Wednesday; ANZ launches hot rate, NZ 7th best, Q1 no building fluke, Rents bounce up, Akl house prices fall, swap rates steepen
3rd Sep 14, 4:00pm
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Wednesday; ANZ launches hot rate, NZ 7th best, Q1 no building fluke, Rents bounce up, Akl house prices fall, swap rates steepen
ANZ cuts its Fonterra 2014-15 milk price forecast to $5.25/kg MS, which would represent a $5.1b annual drop in farmers' revenue
3rd Sep 14, 10:04am
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ANZ cuts its Fonterra 2014-15 milk price forecast to $5.25/kg MS, which would represent a $5.1b annual drop in farmers' revenue
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Wednesday, September 3, 2014
3rd Sep 14, 9:11am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Prices for NZ’s exports at a 17-month low, NZD down -0.7% with BNZ expecting dips toward 82.8 USc
3rd Sep 14, 8:30am
Prices for NZ’s exports at a 17-month low, NZD down -0.7% with BNZ expecting dips toward 82.8 USc
US construction and manufacturing expanding strongly; Switzerland stalls; surprise rise in Japanese pay; dairy prices fall 6%; oil and gold sink; NZ$1 = US$0.831, TWI = 78.4
3rd Sep 14, 7:30am
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US construction and manufacturing expanding strongly; Switzerland stalls; surprise rise in Japanese pay; dairy prices fall 6%; oil and gold sink; NZ$1 = US$0.831, TWI = 78.4
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Tuesday; SBS Bank raises TD rates, commodity prices fall, ratings agencies watching bank funding, sovereign spreads narrow, swaps fall
2nd Sep 14, 4:00pm
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Tuesday; SBS Bank raises TD rates, commodity prices fall, ratings agencies watching bank funding, sovereign spreads narrow, swaps fall
ANZ economists say the eventual waning of the Christchurch rebuild won't spell doom and gloom for the wider NZ economy
2nd Sep 14, 2:59pm
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ANZ economists say the eventual waning of the Christchurch rebuild won't spell doom and gloom for the wider NZ economy
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Tuesday, September 2, 2014
2nd Sep 14, 10:07am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Sleepy trading focuses on weak factory data, but awaits policy decisions from the ECB, Chinese officials, and the RBA
2nd Sep 14, 8:19am
Sleepy trading focuses on weak factory data, but awaits policy decisions from the ECB, Chinese officials, and the RBA
Factory expansion sinks in Europe and China, does better in Greece, Spain; Aussie housing boom near record while factories wither; CBA to float NZ office properties; NZ$1 = US$0.838, TWI = 79.2
2nd Sep 14, 7:34am
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Factory expansion sinks in Europe and China, does better in Greece, Spain; Aussie housing boom near record while factories wither; CBA to float NZ office properties; NZ$1 = US$0.838, TWI = 79.2
Roger J Kerr sees a sharp slowdown coming, probably with inflation. He says borrowers should fix, investors should stay short
1st Sep 14, 4:05pm
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Roger J Kerr sees a sharp slowdown coming, probably with inflation. He says borrowers should fix, investors should stay short
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Monday; FinanceNow targets car finance, terms of trade improve, economy expansion moderates, swap rates rise, cash incentives expire
1st Sep 14, 4:00pm
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Monday; FinanceNow targets car finance, terms of trade improve, economy expansion moderates, swap rates rise, cash incentives expire
Roger J Kerr sees the NZD at 78 USc in a few weeks as the lower dairy prices bite and the US dollar strengthens - and lower still if there is political uncertainty
1st Sep 14, 2:27pm
Roger J Kerr sees the NZD at 78 USc in a few weeks as the lower dairy prices bite and the US dollar strengthens - and lower still if there is political uncertainty
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Monday, September 1, 2014
1st Sep 14, 9:27am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start for Monday, September 1, 2014
Markets get better-than-expected US data, as-expected poor EU data, and currencies also affected by Ukraine fallout
1st Sep 14, 8:21am
Markets get better-than-expected US data, as-expected poor EU data, and currencies also affected by Ukraine fallout
US consumer spending falls in July; sentiment rises in August; ECB and EU leaders disagree on fiscal policy; China clamps down on Hong Kong; NZ$1 = US$0.83.6, TWI = 78.9
1st Sep 14, 7:29am
US consumer spending falls in July; sentiment rises in August; ECB and EU leaders disagree on fiscal policy; China clamps down on Hong Kong; NZ$1 = US$0.83.6, TWI = 78.9
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Friday; TSB Bank goes all out, Roest denied, business confidence disappoints, rapid rise in Akl building consents, 70% of mortgages fixed
29th Aug 14, 4:00pm
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Friday; TSB Bank goes all out, Roest denied, business confidence disappoints, rapid rise in Akl building consents, 70% of mortgages fixed