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90 seconds at 9 am: Italian stocks fall 5% and bond yields spike after comedians create electoral vacuum; Rabobank faces LIBOR rigging fine; France calls for ECB to join 'currency wars'
27th Feb 13, 8:51am
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90 seconds at 9 am: Italian stocks fall 5% and bond yields spike after comedians create electoral vacuum; Rabobank faces LIBOR rigging fine; France calls for ECB to join 'currency wars'
90 seconds at 9 am: Italian election outcome confused, euro at risk; China PMI falls unexpectedly; tough US budget deal emerging; Aussie banks in China food focus; NZ$1 = US$0.838, TWI = 76.6
26th Feb 13, 8:43am
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90 seconds at 9 am: Italian election outcome confused, euro at risk; China PMI falls unexpectedly; tough US budget deal emerging; Aussie banks in China food focus; NZ$1 = US$0.838, TWI = 76.6
Roger J Kerr says watch the Canadian dollar and you may see the future for the NZD is a lower track. Your view?
26th Feb 13, 7:59am
Roger J Kerr says watch the Canadian dollar and you may see the future for the NZD is a lower track. Your view?
90 seconds at 9 am: UK downgraded; Italians voting - deadlock predicted; US manufacturing expands; Australia won't intervene on currency; floods costly; NZ$1 = US$0.837, TWI = 76.5
25th Feb 13, 8:51am
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90 seconds at 9 am: UK downgraded; Italians voting - deadlock predicted; US manufacturing expands; Australia won't intervene on currency; floods costly; NZ$1 = US$0.837, TWI = 76.5
90 seconds at 9 am: Global stock markets fall; poor EU data; France at risk; Libor 'made up'; China tackles housing, credit growth; NZ$1 = US$0.836, TWI = 76.3
22nd Feb 13, 8:44am
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90 seconds at 9 am: Global stock markets fall; poor EU data; France at risk; Libor 'made up'; China tackles housing, credit growth; NZ$1 = US$0.836, TWI = 76.3
90 seconds at 9 am: Equity markets falter; oil down sharply; gold lower; King outvoted; big Japan deficit; Foxconn freezes hiring; NZ$1 = US$0.837, TWI = 76.5
21st Feb 13, 8:45am
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90 seconds at 9 am: Equity markets falter; oil down sharply; gold lower; King outvoted; big Japan deficit; Foxconn freezes hiring; NZ$1 = US$0.837, TWI = 76.5
John Walley explains why he thinks our 1,000 significant exporters should get policy help on the exchange rate and why that won't really affect workers. Your view?
20th Feb 13, 3:18pm
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John Walley explains why he thinks our 1,000 significant exporters should get policy help on the exchange rate and why that won't really affect workers. Your view?
90 seconds at 9 am: Dairy prices rise; Dow up; German investors confident; new US budget plan; US Fed worries about image; PPP failure; NZ$1 = US$0.847, TWI = 77.0
20th Feb 13, 8:52am
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90 seconds at 9 am: Dairy prices rise; Dow up; German investors confident; new US budget plan; US Fed worries about image; PPP failure; NZ$1 = US$0.847, TWI = 77.0
90 seconds at 9 am: Germans securitising SME debt as 'covered bonds'; TD rates to fall; Draghi worries about USD:EUR; NZ$1 = US$0.845, TWI = 77.0
19th Feb 13, 8:46am
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90 seconds at 9 am: Germans securitising SME debt as 'covered bonds'; TD rates to fall; Draghi worries about USD:EUR; NZ$1 = US$0.845, TWI = 77.0
Roger J Kerr says fx market intervention by the RBNZ is not going to happen, and a weaker AUD and EUR against the USD means the NZD will come back down. Your view?
18th Feb 13, 3:49pm
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Roger J Kerr says fx market intervention by the RBNZ is not going to happen, and a weaker AUD and EUR against the USD means the NZD will come back down. Your view?
90 seconds at 9 am: Oil and gold fall; dairy up; G20 talks tough on currencies but does nothing; NZ$1 = US$0.844, TWI = 76.8
18th Feb 13, 8:43am
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90 seconds at 9 am: Oil and gold fall; dairy up; G20 talks tough on currencies but does nothing; NZ$1 = US$0.844, TWI = 76.8
90 seconds at 9 am: Record TWI; Buffett bids for Watties; EU economy shrank, to adopt FTT; Japan's economy shrank too; CBA rejects outsourcing; NZ$1 = US$0.847, TWI = 76.9
15th Feb 13, 8:38am
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90 seconds at 9 am: Record TWI; Buffett bids for Watties; EU economy shrank, to adopt FTT; Japan's economy shrank too; CBA rejects outsourcing; NZ$1 = US$0.847, TWI = 76.9
NZD opens today at record post-float high; TWI = 76.94 exceeding July-07 high of 76.88
15th Feb 13, 6:43am
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NZD opens today at record post-float high; TWI = 76.94 exceeding July-07 high of 76.88
Christian Hawkesby notes everyone is talking about 'currency wars'; with more consumption and investment the NZ economy is 'accelerating'
14th Feb 13, 5:25pm
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Christian Hawkesby notes everyone is talking about 'currency wars'; with more consumption and investment the NZ economy is 'accelerating'
90 seconds at 9 am: US retail sales stuck; 'bullish for growth'; ING fires staff; UK facing inflation; Swiss fight house price rises with higher capital requirements; NZ$1 = US$0.841, TWI = 76.3
14th Feb 13, 8:44am
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90 seconds at 9 am: US retail sales stuck; 'bullish for growth'; ING fires staff; UK facing inflation; Swiss fight house price rises with higher capital requirements; NZ$1 = US$0.841, TWI = 76.3
90 seconds at 9 am: G7 currency wars confusion; Dow above 14,000; Mixed signals from Barclays; Aussie mortgage market stalls; NZ$1 = US$0.843, TWI = 76.4
13th Feb 13, 8:44am
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90 seconds at 9 am: G7 currency wars confusion; Dow above 14,000; Mixed signals from Barclays; Aussie mortgage market stalls; NZ$1 = US$0.843, TWI = 76.4
90 seconds at 9 am: Irish push Basel III early for EU banks; Germans say no to devaluation; US ready for cliff; Aussie mortgage approvals fall; NZ$1 = US$0.837, TWI = 76.1
12th Feb 13, 8:45am
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90 seconds at 9 am: Irish push Basel III early for EU banks; Germans say no to devaluation; US ready for cliff; Aussie mortgage approvals fall; NZ$1 = US$0.837, TWI = 76.1
90 seconds at 9 am: China biggest trading nation; EU adopts reduced budget; BofE pessimistic; devaluation trouble; NZ$1 = US$0.836
11th Feb 13, 8:44am
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90 seconds at 9 am: China biggest trading nation; EU adopts reduced budget; BofE pessimistic; devaluation trouble; NZ$1 = US$0.836
90 seconds at 9 am: ECB's Draghi warns about strong euro; Dow falls; NZ$ weaker vs US$, but not euro; BoE's Carney sticks with inflation targeting
8th Feb 13, 8:47am
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90 seconds at 9 am: ECB's Draghi warns about strong euro; Dow falls; NZ$ weaker vs US$, but not euro; BoE's Carney sticks with inflation targeting
90 seconds at 9 am: BNZ puts Mainzeal in receivership; RBS fined over Libor, to claw back bonuses; China to need less coal; Aussie retail sales fall; NZ$1 = US$0.843 TWI - 76.3
7th Feb 13, 8:49am
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90 seconds at 9 am: BNZ puts Mainzeal in receivership; RBS fined over Libor, to claw back bonuses; China to need less coal; Aussie retail sales fall; NZ$1 = US$0.843 TWI - 76.3
90 seconds at 9 am: Dutch bank nationalised; sharp US and UK bank crackdowns; Visa sued in Australia over fx conversion; Dow down, gold up; NZ$1 = US$0.846 TWI - 76.3
5th Feb 13, 8:45am
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90 seconds at 9 am: Dutch bank nationalised; sharp US and UK bank crackdowns; Visa sued in Australia over fx conversion; Dow down, gold up; NZ$1 = US$0.846 TWI - 76.3
90 seconds at 9 am: US jobs expansion; Chinese PMI marking time, Aussie manufacturing in big contraction; Westpac makes bid for HK bank stake; NZ$1 = US$0.844 TWI - 76.1
4th Feb 13, 8:49am
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90 seconds at 9 am: US jobs expansion; Chinese PMI marking time, Aussie manufacturing in big contraction; Westpac makes bid for HK bank stake; NZ$1 = US$0.844 TWI - 76.1
NZD ends week in NY trading higher than the last time the RBNZ intervened. TWI at 76.1, up sharply against AUD, JPY and GBP
2nd Feb 13, 12:13pm
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NZD ends week in NY trading higher than the last time the RBNZ intervened. TWI at 76.1, up sharply against AUD, JPY and GBP
The RBNZ has sold NZ$¼ billion in the currency markets recently. Is this an attempt to push the NZ$ down?
30th Jan 13, 3:53pm
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The RBNZ has sold NZ$¼ billion in the currency markets recently. Is this an attempt to push the NZ$ down?
HiFX's Dan Bell on currency wars, Japanese inflation targeting, and how the RBA may force the RBNZ's hand on the OCR this year
25th Jan 13, 3:58pm
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HiFX's Dan Bell on currency wars, Japanese inflation targeting, and how the RBA may force the RBNZ's hand on the OCR this year