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A taxing year looms
18 Feb 19, 9:55am
Terry Baucher
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Terry Baucher looks ahead at a big year for taxation, Inland Revenue, and its 'customers'
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The pain of Mycoplasma bovis is not being shared fairly
18 Feb 19, 8:38am
Keith Woodford
Keith Woodford describes how anger is mounting again amongst Mycoplasma bovis farmers and how some are in dire trouble. The official information flow lacks transparency as to what is really happening
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Swimming against the tide
18 Feb 19, 8:25am
Roger J Kerr
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Roger J Kerr says the 'reef fish' are still with us in the foreign exchange market and they've been forced to hastily swim back the other way
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NZDUSD opens at 0.6855
18 Feb 19, 8:19am
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The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Monday, February 18, 2019
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Risk assets performed well
18 Feb 19, 7:49am
Jason Wong
US government shutdown averted and more positive vibes on US-China trade developments; commodity currencies outperformed alongside GBP, while US and European equities made decent gains; global rates were flat on Friday
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Innovation for consumers still the key
18 Feb 19, 7:44am
Guy Trafford
Guy Trafford finds that innovation in markets we don't have a cultural affinity for is possible, despite Fonterra's China mis-steps - and it will essential to capture better returns for producers
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90 seconds at 9 am: US risk rally rolls on
18 Feb 19, 7:26am
David Chaston
6 comments
US equities rally despite a raft of poor data; Canada house sales up; Bill Gates wants capital gains taxes; China lending rises sharply; UST 10yr 2.66%; oil holds and gold up; NZ$1 = 68.6 USc; TWI-5 = 73.2
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TSB to match the lowest 1-year mortgage offer from the Aussie owned banks
17 Feb 19, 12:02am
David Chaston
11 comments
TSB pledges to match any advertised one-year home loan lending rate from NZ's big four Australian owned banks
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Improved, but warning remains
16 Feb 19, 10:02am
Rodney Dickens
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Rodney Dickens says there are still issues with new migration numbers even after some major revisions
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What will succeed GDP?
16 Feb 19, 9:46am
Guest
19 comments
GDP's successor will need to be compelling and tell a persuasive story, consistent with experience, of what is happening in our economies. Wellbeing may not be it, but wealth might be says Diane Coyle
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Auditor-General audit shines light on local government debt and costs
16 Feb 19, 9:31am
Stephen Forbes
23 comments
Auditor General notes growing debts and rising costs at councils as they grapple with issues including population growth and climate change
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Trade power goes with military power
16 Feb 19, 9:16am
Patrick Watson
17 comments
Patrick Watson of Mauldin Economics says the assumption that the US has the military upper hand on China is just that - an assumption - and no one really knows if it is true, though some of the signs aren’t good
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Weekend briefing: Momentum's fickle trends
16 Feb 19, 8:46am
David Chaston
3 comments
US industrial production drops; trade talk expectations rise; Canada home sales up; China debt balloons, China inflation falls; AU housing risks; UST 10yr 2.67%; oil and gold up; NZ$1 = 68.5 USc; TWI-5 = 73.2
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Sales rate of around a third at Auckland auctions
16 Feb 19, 7:19am
Greg Ninness
31 comments
Apartment buildings with remediation and seismic strength issues didn't deter investors who were prepared to take a punt at the latest apartment auctions
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What happened Friday
15 Feb 19, 3:59pm
David Chaston
28 comments
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Friday; some rate changes, dairy prices rise, migration data update, PMIs soft, swap rates fall, NZD rises, & more
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China is about to test us
15 Feb 19, 12:44pm
David Chaston
147 comments
We look at what we have at risk in trade and economic exposure to China as they ramp up economic and political pressure on us to join its world view on trade and 'friendly relations'
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Net gain from migration estimated at 48,300 in 2018
15 Feb 19, 11:22am
Greg Ninness
77 comments
December's migration gain was bigger than December 2017 but the annual trend is still down
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This week's guest Top 5
15 Feb 19, 10:00am
Siah Hwee Ang
16 comments
Siah Hwee Ang on the latest happenings surrounding China, including the inevitable slowdown, a call for more investments and imports, keeping multinationals on their toes, the new e-commerce law and the new tech ambitions
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Making New Zealand banks great again
15 Feb 19, 9:41am
Martien Lubberink
17 comments
Martien Lubberink probes the governance of the Reserve Bank's proposals to increase bank capital, noting the proposals are as simplistic as they are Trumpian
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Government to set up Real Estate Panel of agents to sell KiwiBuild homes
15 Feb 19, 9:30am
Greg Ninness
49 comments
Contracts to sell thousands of KiwiBuild homes could be available to real estate agents that participate in the Government's Real Estate Panel process
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15 Feb 19, 9:07am
NZDUSD opens at 0.6836
15 Feb 19, 8:34am
NZD outperforms, local rates up
15 Feb 19, 7:46am
90 seconds at 9 am: Who thought that dinner was a good idea?
48
15 Feb 19, 7:45am
Government's beneficial ownership register a slow burner
3
15 Feb 19, 5:00am
Optimists outnumbered pessimists in ASB Housing Confidence Survey
27
14 Feb 19, 4:25pm
Auckland ferry terminal upgrade hit with cost blow-out and questions
5
14 Feb 19, 3:59pm
What happened Thursday
24
14 Feb 19, 2:13pm
NZ Govt Bond tender number 669 results
14 Feb 19, 1:49pm
Reducing the risk of the Governor 'going feral'
15
14 Feb 19, 12:28pm
'We need a Ministry of Systems'
12
14 Feb 19, 11:33am
Growing smarter
2
14 Feb 19, 9:49am
No need to panic over Brexit
14 Feb 19, 9:36am
Median prices in Auckland and Canterbury lower than 12 months ago says REINZ
131
14 Feb 19, 8:47am
Govt tensions on Capital Gains Tax show
21
14 Feb 19, 8:40am
NZDUSD opens at 0.6810
14 Feb 19, 7:53am
Positive sentiment continues to linger
14 Feb 19, 7:46am
90 seconds at 9 am: Risk-on sentiment lingers
18
14 Feb 19, 5:00am
Banks urged to proactively improve credit cards for their customers
7
13 Feb 19, 5:29pm
Why the big reaction?
3
13 Feb 19, 4:47pm
'Effectively zero' house price inflation for NZ
77
13 Feb 19, 4:16pm
FMA eye on KiwiSaver fees & conduct of default providers
13 Feb 19, 3:59pm
What happened Wednesday
3
13 Feb 19, 3:14pm
Salvation Army notes growth of fringe and non-bank lending
5
13 Feb 19, 2:57pm
RBNZ shuts down credit crunch fears
3
13 Feb 19, 2:31pm
Live: RBNZ press conference
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