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Japan in worse shape; China trade reveals weaknesses; Europe's banks warned; Aussies ready to levy a 'Google tax'; oil slumps again; NZ$1 = 76.6 USc, TWI = 77.5
9th Dec 14, 7:21am
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Japan in worse shape; China trade reveals weaknesses; Europe's banks warned; Aussies ready to levy a 'Google tax'; oil slumps again; NZ$1 = 76.6 USc, TWI = 77.5
Aussies tackle underfunded bank capital levels; US gets big jobs surge; US trade deficit narrows; UST 10yr yield 2.31%; big oil axes costs; NZ$1 = 77 USc, TWI = 78.1
8th Dec 14, 7:06am
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Aussies tackle underfunded bank capital levels; US gets big jobs surge; US trade deficit narrows; UST 10yr yield 2.31%; big oil axes costs; NZ$1 = 77 USc, TWI = 78.1
US job market grows; ECB delays stimulus decision; Putin defiant as oil price drops; UST 10yr 2.27%; NZ$1 = 78 USc, TWI = 78.4
5th Dec 14, 7:25am
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US job market grows; ECB delays stimulus decision; Putin defiant as oil price drops; UST 10yr 2.27%; NZ$1 = 78 USc, TWI = 78.4
US jobs and services expand; graft in China grows; Britain tries for a 'Google tax'; corporate bond sales record; Australia growth sags; NZ$1 = 77.7 USc, TWI = 78.2
4th Dec 14, 7:27am
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US jobs and services expand; graft in China grows; Britain tries for a 'Google tax'; corporate bond sales record; Australia growth sags; NZ$1 = 77.7 USc, TWI = 78.2
Dairy auction prices change little; US construction strong; Russia near 'panic'; ECB frozen; oil price falls again; NZ$1 = 78 USc, TWI = 78.2
3rd Dec 14, 7:38am
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Dairy auction prices change little; US construction strong; Russia near 'panic'; ECB frozen; oil price falls again; NZ$1 = 78 USc, TWI = 78.2
US retail shifts away from Black Friday; factory orders rise; China and EU factories stall; Japan downgraded; oil bounces, gold surges; NZ$1 = 79 USc, TWI = 78.9
2nd Dec 14, 7:33am
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US retail shifts away from Black Friday; factory orders rise; China and EU factories stall; Japan downgraded; oil bounces, gold surges; NZ$1 = 79 USc, TWI = 78.9
OPEC holds production targets, gold and other commodity prices drop, surprise German unemployment fall
28th Nov 14, 8:02am
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OPEC holds production targets, gold and other commodity prices drop, surprise German unemployment fall
Simon Reichenbach on the battle for audience; NZME's prospects; David Kirk's new venture; local oil; solar energy; Tiwai Point's future; 3D printing; Dilbert & more
20th Oct 14, 2:02pm
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Simon Reichenbach on the battle for audience; NZME's prospects; David Kirk's new venture; local oil; solar energy; Tiwai Point's future; 3D printing; Dilbert & more
Westpac chief economist says RBNZ may now not increase OCR until after June next year
17th Oct 14, 10:51am
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Westpac chief economist says RBNZ may now not increase OCR until after June next year
Rodney Dickens says because of new technologies being used to extract oil and gas, we should in time benefit from much cheaper energy and petrol/diesel prices
23rd Sep 14, 12:54pm
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Rodney Dickens says because of new technologies being used to extract oil and gas, we should in time benefit from much cheaper energy and petrol/diesel prices
Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment calls for tightening of rules around fracking rather than moratorium
4th Jun 14, 6:30pm
Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment calls for tightening of rules around fracking rather than moratorium
English heads to G20 meeting in Sydney, Groser to TTP talks in Singpaore, and Bridges to Norway, the US and Canada
19th Feb 14, 2:11pm
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English heads to G20 meeting in Sydney, Groser to TTP talks in Singpaore, and Bridges to Norway, the US and Canada
What you need to know to catch up with key trends from the holiday break
What will they do next? Lazy savers; A crude awakening; Sleep deficit and productivity; Time on your savings side
2nd May 12, 9:48am
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What will they do next? Lazy savers; A crude awakening; Sleep deficit and productivity; Time on your savings side
BusinessDesk: March trade surplus smaller than expected on drop in dairy, oil, fruit exports
30th Apr 12, 11:56am
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BusinessDesk: March trade surplus smaller than expected on drop in dairy, oil, fruit exports
Govt to hike mining royalties; Eyes 50% oil and gas exploration increase; 'Won't hurt clean, green image,' Resources Minister Heatley says
16th Apr 12, 8:35am
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Govt to hike mining royalties; Eyes 50% oil and gas exploration increase; 'Won't hurt clean, green image,' Resources Minister Heatley says
BusinessDesk: Ratings agency Standard & Poor’s warns Greece hasn’t dodged its debt crisis
30th Mar 12, 7:56am
BusinessDesk: Ratings agency Standard & Poor’s warns Greece hasn’t dodged its debt crisis
BusinessDesk: 'While today's data fell a bit short, it was still OK. But the market has raised the bar on economic numbers'
29th Mar 12, 8:32am
BusinessDesk: 'While today's data fell a bit short, it was still OK. But the market has raised the bar on economic numbers'
BusinessDesk: Parliament’s environment watchdog launches fracking inquiry
Opinion: Government condemning NZ biodiesel industry without fair trial
BusinessDesk: Exclusive Economic Zone law too inflexible for ocean oil wells, says law expert
22nd Mar 12, 2:16pm
BusinessDesk: Exclusive Economic Zone law too inflexible for ocean oil wells, says law expert
Opinion: Bernard Hickey argues NZ Inc needs more investments like Refining NZ's new CCR plan, rather than yet more housing
19th Mar 12, 9:48am
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Opinion: Bernard Hickey argues NZ Inc needs more investments like Refining NZ's new CCR plan, rather than yet more housing
BusinessDesk: US job growth continues; China economic growth targets lowered
5th Mar 12, 7:48am
BusinessDesk: US job growth continues; China economic growth targets lowered
BusinessDesk: 'Investors remain on edge amid worry that good news might turn out to be simply wishful thinking'
27th Feb 12, 7:46am
BusinessDesk: 'Investors remain on edge amid worry that good news might turn out to be simply wishful thinking'
HiFX's Dan Bell reviews the week's global currencies action, including a Greek deal (sort of), more British money printing and a surprise RBA decision
10th Feb 12, 7:16pm
HiFX's Dan Bell reviews the week's global currencies action, including a Greek deal (sort of), more British money printing and a surprise RBA decision