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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Monday; more jobs in more regions but fewer for the young, new house lending lower, less FX intervention capacity, swaps firmish, NZX up, NZD stable, & more
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Monday; more jobs in more regions but fewer for the young, new house lending lower, less FX intervention capacity, swaps firmish, NZX up, NZD stable, & more
Brian Easton says the Department of Internal Affairs is a broad catch-all for services and programmes that the Government doesn’t know where else to house
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Brian Easton says the Department of Internal Affairs is a broad catch-all for services and programmes that the Government doesn’t know where else to house
Eyes on the RBA, US jobs and China's holiday activity; US durable goods order data mixed; The US Fed in a tough spot; no deal to re-open Hormuz; UST 10yr at 5.17%; gold and oil hold; NZ$1 = 56.7 USc; TWI-5 = 60.3
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Eyes on the RBA, US jobs and China's holiday activity; US durable goods order data mixed; The US Fed in a tough spot; no deal to re-open Hormuz; UST 10yr at 5.17%; gold and oil hold; NZ$1 = 56.7 USc; TWI-5 = 60.3
David Seymour on balancing the books before tax cuts, how he plans to save more than $2.4b from the public service and what to do with debt
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David Seymour on balancing the books before tax cuts, how he plans to save more than $2.4b from the public service and what to do with debt
NZIER's Chris Nixon says China was the exceptional opportunity of the past generation. The next trade growth push will probably have to be built market by market, barrier by barrier and opportunity by opportunity
by Guest
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NZIER's Chris Nixon says China was the exceptional opportunity of the past generation. The next trade growth push will probably have to be built market by market, barrier by barrier and opportunity by opportunity
China-US talks achieve only photo ops; US durable goods orders unchanged; US sentiment falls; markets expect Fed to hike again; China initiates big holiday liquidity support; UST 10yr at 5.17%; gold up but oil dips; NZ$1 = 56.7 USc; TWI-5 = 60.3
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China-US talks achieve only photo ops; US durable goods orders unchanged; US sentiment falls; markets expect Fed to hike again; China initiates big holiday liquidity support; UST 10yr at 5.17%; gold up but oil dips; NZ$1 = 56.7 USc; TWI-5 = 60.3
A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Friday; FHBs prop up housing market & willing to scrimp, asking rents up, GDP Nowcast firm, rural prices hesitate, ANZ eyes cutbacks, swaps up again, NZX flat, NZD dips, & more
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Friday; FHBs prop up housing market & willing to scrimp, asking rents up, GDP Nowcast firm, rural prices hesitate, ANZ eyes cutbacks, swaps up again, NZX flat, NZD dips, & more
US data mixed as bond market flares as risks mount; Xi and Trump meet inconclusively; Canada data positive; China raises petrol prices; Aussie labour force grows; UST 10yr at 5.18%; gold falls but oil rises again; NZ$1 = 56.6 USc; TWI-5 = 60.3
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US data mixed as bond market flares as risks mount; Xi and Trump meet inconclusively; Canada data positive; China raises petrol prices; Aussie labour force grows; UST 10yr at 5.18%; gold falls but oil rises again; NZ$1 = 56.6 USc; TWI-5 = 60.3
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Thursday; more retail rate rises, Fonterra stars, ANZ ups its payout forecast, fewer cranes in action, Kiwibank raises $¾ bln, swaps leap, bond yields leap, NZX dips, NZD falls, & more
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Thursday; more retail rate rises, Fonterra stars, ANZ ups its payout forecast, fewer cranes in action, Kiwibank raises $¾ bln, swaps leap, bond yields leap, NZX dips, NZD falls, & more
US PMIs surprise markets; US Treasury yields leap; Taiwan's data stays impressive; India data improves; Indonesia holds; Australian PMIs retreat; UST 10yr at 5.13%; gold falls but oil firms; NZ$1 = 56.7 USc; TWI-5 = 60.4
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US PMIs surprise markets; US Treasury yields leap; Taiwan's data stays impressive; India data improves; Indonesia holds; Australian PMIs retreat; UST 10yr at 5.13%; gold falls but oil firms; NZ$1 = 56.7 USc; TWI-5 = 60.4
A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Wednesday; FHBs find buying affordable although a bit less so, dairy prices hold, big LGFA USD bond, Aussie PMIs suffer price pressures, swaps stable, NZX stable, NZD soft, & more
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Wednesday; FHBs find buying affordable although a bit less so, dairy prices hold, big LGFA USD bond, Aussie PMIs suffer price pressures, swaps stable, NZX stable, NZD soft, & more
Brian Easton says the Government setting net debt targets for its fiscal management misses the bigger picture and fiscal sustainability should be favoured instead
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Brian Easton says the Government setting net debt targets for its fiscal management misses the bigger picture and fiscal sustainability should be favoured instead
Mixed US data but bond costs jump; Taiwan export orders star again; EU sentiment dips; RBA softens up markets for another rise; UST 10yr at 4.97%; gold holds but oil eases; NZ$1 = 57.2 USc; TWI-5 = 60.7
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Mixed US data but bond costs jump; Taiwan export orders star again; EU sentiment dips; RBA softens up markets for another rise; UST 10yr at 4.97%; gold holds but oil eases; NZ$1 = 57.2 USc; TWI-5 = 60.7
A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Tuesday; BNZ changes home loan rates, weak bounce in jobs confidence, Gloriavale deregistered, RBNZ review released, BYD T&Cs queried, swaps firm, NZD stable, & more
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Tuesday; BNZ changes home loan rates, weak bounce in jobs confidence, Gloriavale deregistered, RBNZ review released, BYD T&Cs queried, swaps firm, NZD stable, & more
As renewed chaos grips the oil market, one country is keeping global prices down – by reducing demand
by Guest
As renewed chaos grips the oil market, one country is keeping global prices down – by reducing demand