23rd May 19, 4:00pm
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Thursday; Govt lets its fiscal belt out, landlords face insulation deadline, Fonterra reviews more assets, swaps and dollar lower
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Thursday; Govt lets its fiscal belt out, landlords face insulation deadline, Fonterra reviews more assets, swaps and dollar lower
23rd May 19, 3:48pm
Local Government New Zealand's campaign to increase voter turnout garners support
Local Government New Zealand's campaign to increase voter turnout garners support
23rd May 19, 3:30pm
Payments NZ establishes hub to connect banks with third parties keen on open banking; Banks retain right to set terms on which they share the data
Payments NZ establishes hub to connect banks with third parties keen on open banking; Banks retain right to set terms on which they share the data
23rd May 19, 2:24pm
NZ Govt Bond Tender #681; weighted average accepted yield was 1.46%; coverage ratio was 2.0x
NZ Govt Bond Tender #681; weighted average accepted yield was 1.46%; coverage ratio was 2.0x
23rd May 19, 10:19am
Commerce Commission's court case against payday lender Ferratum scheduled for next year
Commerce Commission's court case against payday lender Ferratum scheduled for next year
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23rd May 19, 9:34am
Government to give itself more wriggle room to spend, as Finance Minister announces 20% debt/GDP target will be replaced by a broader target of 15%-25% from 2021; National says it's thrown in the towel
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Government to give itself more wriggle room to spend, as Finance Minister announces 20% debt/GDP target will be replaced by a broader target of 15%-25% from 2021; National says it's thrown in the towel
23rd May 19, 9:02am
Fonterra has come in slightly below market predictions with its milk price forecast for the new season; confirms closure of Australian plant; puts China farms up for review
Fonterra has come in slightly below market predictions with its milk price forecast for the new season; confirms closure of Australian plant; puts China farms up for review
23rd May 19, 8:45am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Thursday, May 23, 2019
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Thursday, May 23, 2019
23rd May 19, 8:17am
US delays tariffs on China; US monetary policy on hold; Chinese food security threat; Japanese exports down; German growth improves; Aussie construction takes a hit; Dairy off; UST 10yr 2.43%; oil unchanged and gold lower; NZ$1 = 65 USc; TWI-5 = 70.1
US delays tariffs on China; US monetary policy on hold; Chinese food security threat; Japanese exports down; German growth improves; Aussie construction takes a hit; Dairy off; UST 10yr 2.43%; oil unchanged and gold lower; NZ$1 = 65 USc; TWI-5 = 70.1
23rd May 19, 8:14am
Equities and global rates have moved lower overnight after reports the US would extend restrictions to more Chinese technology firms; Fed reiterated its pledge to be patient; NZD has continued to grind lower amid building OCR rate cut expectations
Equities and global rates have moved lower overnight after reports the US would extend restrictions to more Chinese technology firms; Fed reiterated its pledge to be patient; NZD has continued to grind lower amid building OCR rate cut expectations
23rd May 19, 7:21am
Auckland Council approves annual budget with Mayor Phil Goff wanting to focus on the positive as Councillor Mike Lee suggests the financial reality will emerge after the election
Auckland Council approves annual budget with Mayor Phil Goff wanting to focus on the positive as Councillor Mike Lee suggests the financial reality will emerge after the election
23rd May 19, 5:00am
Kiwibank, Co-op Bank, SBS & TSB welcome proposed RBNZ changes to level the capital playing field, but want access to a wide range of capital sources warning as currently proposed the RBNZ plans are unworkable for small banks
Kiwibank, Co-op Bank, SBS & TSB welcome proposed RBNZ changes to level the capital playing field, but want access to a wide range of capital sources warning as currently proposed the RBNZ plans are unworkable for small banks
22nd May 19, 3:59pm
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Wednesday; various rate cuts, dairy prices under review, farm sales mixed, retail sector softens, swaps unchanged, NZD soft, & more
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Wednesday; various rate cuts, dairy prices under review, farm sales mixed, retail sector softens, swaps unchanged, NZD soft, & more
22nd May 19, 2:02pm
The Reserve Bank has undertaken a review of the loan to value ratio (LVR) restrictions and found they have been effective in improving financial stability but have 'an efficiency cost'
The Reserve Bank has undertaken a review of the loan to value ratio (LVR) restrictions and found they have been effective in improving financial stability but have 'an efficiency cost'
22nd May 19, 12:50pm
Bank economists say the global dairy prices and outlook are pointing to a farmgate milk price in excess of $7 per kilogram of milk solids in the new season
Bank economists say the global dairy prices and outlook are pointing to a farmgate milk price in excess of $7 per kilogram of milk solids in the new season
22nd May 19, 12:22pm
Sales of dairy farms and lifestyle blocks are well down on a year ago
Sales of dairy farms and lifestyle blocks are well down on a year ago
22nd May 19, 10:45am
Property information and analytics company CoreLogic believes the new tax treatment for investment properties will not have much impact on the number of rental properties available
Property information and analytics company CoreLogic believes the new tax treatment for investment properties will not have much impact on the number of rental properties available
22nd May 19, 10:14am
Lower interest rates, flat house prices and slowly rising incomes are turning Auckland's housing market more in favour of first home buyers
Lower interest rates, flat house prices and slowly rising incomes are turning Auckland's housing market more in favour of first home buyers
22nd May 19, 9:06am
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff says council has to make some tough decisions in this year's budget after the City Rail Link (CRL) budget blow-out; 'limited capacity' to deal with 'external shocks'
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff says council has to make some tough decisions in this year's budget after the City Rail Link (CRL) budget blow-out; 'limited capacity' to deal with 'external shocks'
22nd May 19, 9:01am
Guy Trafford points out that political assumptions about the value of cropping and forestry and the threat of livestock farming may not have a scientific basis, resulting in flawed policy rules and counterproductive gaming
Guy Trafford points out that political assumptions about the value of cropping and forestry and the threat of livestock farming may not have a scientific basis, resulting in flawed policy rules and counterproductive gaming
