24th Sep 19, 7:14am
US PMIs limp; Canada wholesale trade rises; China raises priority for new debt-based stimulus; EU PMIs signal prolonged sag; Aussie banks ease serviceability test; UST 10yr yield at 1.71%; oil and gold up; NZ$1 = 62.9 USc; TWI-5 = 68.4
US PMIs limp; Canada wholesale trade rises; China raises priority for new debt-based stimulus; EU PMIs signal prolonged sag; Aussie banks ease serviceability test; UST 10yr yield at 1.71%; oil and gold up; NZ$1 = 62.9 USc; TWI-5 = 68.4
23rd Sep 19, 3:59pm
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Monday; no rate changes, housing shortage spreads, Green Fund open, swaps lower, NZD soft, & more
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Monday; no rate changes, housing shortage spreads, Green Fund open, swaps lower, NZD soft, & more
23rd Sep 19, 2:58pm
NZTA will announce this week how $313 million in funding originally earmarked for Auckland's light rail proposal will be reallocated
NZTA will announce this week how $313 million in funding originally earmarked for Auckland's light rail proposal will be reallocated
23rd Sep 19, 2:46pm
Independent experts assessing the 2018 census data quality disagree with Statistics NZ's view that the information on ethnicity is of 'high' quality and say there's 'significant variability in the quality of ethnicity data by ethnic group'
Independent experts assessing the 2018 census data quality disagree with Statistics NZ's view that the information on ethnicity is of 'high' quality and say there's 'significant variability in the quality of ethnicity data by ethnic group'
23rd Sep 19, 12:50pm
The latest census data show housing pressures are not confined to major centres like Auckland and Wellington
The latest census data show housing pressures are not confined to major centres like Auckland and Wellington
23rd Sep 19, 12:03pm
Keith Woodford sets out how the seeds of Fonterra’s current situation were sown a long time ago, driven by over-confidence and arrogance in the overarching company culture
Keith Woodford sets out how the seeds of Fonterra’s current situation were sown a long time ago, driven by over-confidence and arrogance in the overarching company culture
23rd Sep 19, 11:30am
The Official Cash Rate will most probably be kept at 1% this week after last month's shock double cut - but under the current RBNZ regime, nothing should be ruled out
The Official Cash Rate will most probably be kept at 1% this week after last month's shock double cut - but under the current RBNZ regime, nothing should be ruled out
23rd Sep 19, 9:55am
S&P Global Ratings supportive of deposit insurance, has NZ's banking sector alongside Estonia, Iceland, Ireland, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland and Saudi Arabia in its country risk assessment
S&P Global Ratings supportive of deposit insurance, has NZ's banking sector alongside Estonia, Iceland, Ireland, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland and Saudi Arabia in its country risk assessment
23rd Sep 19, 9:01am
Roger J Kerr says some currency speculators are likely to be disappointed when the Reserve Bank doesn't deliver an interest rate cut this week
Roger J Kerr says some currency speculators are likely to be disappointed when the Reserve Bank doesn't deliver an interest rate cut this week
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23rd Sep 19, 8:30am
Government releases its Economic Plan, which includes measures to make business feasibility studies tax deductible and makes it easier for new ventures to carry forward deductions for tax losses
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Government releases its Economic Plan, which includes measures to make business feasibility studies tax deductible and makes it easier for new ventures to carry forward deductions for tax losses
23rd Sep 19, 7:36am
US-China trade deal looks as unlikely as ever. NZD and NZ TWI probe fresh 4-year lows. US Treasury yields fall, rounding out another big week
US-China trade deal looks as unlikely as ever. NZD and NZ TWI probe fresh 4-year lows. US Treasury yields fall, rounding out another big week
23rd Sep 19, 7:21am
Chinese decline rural visit during trade talks; US grows its exemption list; ; China trims bank rates; India cuts corporate tax rate; UST 10yr yield at 1.72%; oil unchanged and gold up; NZ$1 = 62.6 USc; TWI-5 = 67.9
Chinese decline rural visit during trade talks; US grows its exemption list; ; China trims bank rates; India cuts corporate tax rate; UST 10yr yield at 1.72%; oil unchanged and gold up; NZ$1 = 62.6 USc; TWI-5 = 67.9
23rd Sep 19, 7:14am
Chris Trotter looks at how different generations see and judge Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and weighs up what this means for both Labour and National heading into the 2020 election
Chris Trotter looks at how different generations see and judge Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and weighs up what this means for both Labour and National heading into the 2020 election
22nd Sep 19, 6:02am
We look at the data of how much of New Zealand is owned by foreigners. Even though foreign ownership is at record levels, it is now at its lowest proportion since modern records began
We look at the data of how much of New Zealand is owned by foreigners. Even though foreign ownership is at record levels, it is now at its lowest proportion since modern records began
21st Sep 19, 11:09am
The number of construction cranes falls more than ten percent as some big projects wind down. More than 70% of all cranes are in Auckland; Queenstown has the next most
The number of construction cranes falls more than ten percent as some big projects wind down. More than 70% of all cranes are in Auckland; Queenstown has the next most
21st Sep 19, 10:48am
The IMF finds New Zealand's economy has a loss of momentum with risks to the downside, despite operating close to potential. It likes the new fiscal flexibility and the RBNZ's plans to increase bank capital
The IMF finds New Zealand's economy has a loss of momentum with risks to the downside, despite operating close to potential. It likes the new fiscal flexibility and the RBNZ's plans to increase bank capital
21st Sep 19, 9:51am
After the GFC, the G20 took action to boost market and consumer confidence, and then implemented reforms to ensure financial stability. With the multilateral system under severe strain today, a similar push is urgently needed
After the GFC, the G20 took action to boost market and consumer confidence, and then implemented reforms to ensure financial stability. With the multilateral system under severe strain today, a similar push is urgently needed
21st Sep 19, 9:35am
With the US disengaging from Asia and China trying to dominate the region, Asia’s democracies must assert their common interests more strongly. Building an Asian multilateral order will need greater commitment
With the US disengaging from Asia and China trying to dominate the region, Asia’s democracies must assert their common interests more strongly. Building an Asian multilateral order will need greater commitment
21st Sep 19, 9:30am
Report by Auckland Council development arm Panuku shines a light on Auckland's property market and the financial pressures developers are facing
Report by Auckland Council development arm Panuku shines a light on Auckland's property market and the financial pressures developers are facing
21st Sep 19, 8:44am
Kiwi dollar weak; Wall Street down; trade talks stutter; NY Fed adds more liquidity; HSBC plays defense; Brexit talks improve; UST 10yr 1.72%; oil unchanged and gold up; NZ$1 = 62.6 USc; TWI-5 = 67.9
Kiwi dollar weak; Wall Street down; trade talks stutter; NY Fed adds more liquidity; HSBC plays defense; Brexit talks improve; UST 10yr 1.72%; oil unchanged and gold up; NZ$1 = 62.6 USc; TWI-5 = 67.9
