20th May 19, 1:10pm
Kiwibank economists say following re-election of the Coalition the RBA is free to cut interest rates across the Tasman and this will increase pressure on the Reserve Bank to cut the Official Cash Rate again here
Kiwibank economists say following re-election of the Coalition the RBA is free to cut interest rates across the Tasman and this will increase pressure on the Reserve Bank to cut the Official Cash Rate again here
20th May 19, 10:56am
Terry Baucher backgrounds the ramifications from the removal of tax depreciation on all buildings
Terry Baucher backgrounds the ramifications from the removal of tax depreciation on all buildings
20th May 19, 9:23am
Banks continue to chip away at their home loan rate offers. Today it is BNZ offering a market leading three year fixed mortgage rate
Banks continue to chip away at their home loan rate offers. Today it is BNZ offering a market leading three year fixed mortgage rate
20th May 19, 8:48am
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Monday, May 20, 2019
The Opening Bell: Where currencies start on Monday, May 20, 2019
20th May 19, 8:15am
Equity markets ended last week on a soft note; AUD opened higher this morning; there may be some positive knock-on effect to the NZD; USD was stronger across-the-board on Friday
Equity markets ended last week on a soft note; AUD opened higher this morning; there may be some positive knock-on effect to the NZD; USD was stronger across-the-board on Friday
20th May 19, 8:10am
Roger J Kerr says the unexpected victory of the Liberal National Coalition in Australia is likely to see a number of speculative positions unwound in the FX markets, resulting in large-scale buying of the Australian dollar
Roger J Kerr says the unexpected victory of the Liberal National Coalition in Australia is likely to see a number of speculative positions unwound in the FX markets, resulting in large-scale buying of the Australian dollar
20th May 19, 7:34am
Chris Trotter says Bill Shorten will go down in Australian political history as the Labor leader who lost the unlosable election by underestimating the extraordinary defensive power of the big end of town
Chris Trotter says Bill Shorten will go down in Australian political history as the Labor leader who lost the unlosable election by underestimating the extraordinary defensive power of the big end of town
20th May 19, 7:19am
Australian election surprise; India votes; US tariff back-track with allies; China digs in; China house prices rise; UST 10yr 2.39%; oil and gold down; NZ$1 = 65.5 USc; TWI-5 = 70.3
Australian election surprise; India votes; US tariff back-track with allies; China digs in; China house prices rise; UST 10yr 2.39%; oil and gold down; NZ$1 = 65.5 USc; TWI-5 = 70.3
19th May 19, 6:02am
The experience of Latin America should serve as a clear warning for today’s Modern Monetary Theory enthusiasts. There, fiscal expansions that were financed by printing money spun catastrophically out of control
The experience of Latin America should serve as a clear warning for today’s Modern Monetary Theory enthusiasts. There, fiscal expansions that were financed by printing money spun catastrophically out of control
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18th May 19, 11:30am
ANZ has announced more reductions, this time to most term deposit rates. And they are signaling that premium interest for their main bonus saver account will be cut by -25 bps
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ANZ has announced more reductions, this time to most term deposit rates. And they are signaling that premium interest for their main bonus saver account will be cut by -25 bps
18th May 19, 10:18am
Guy Trafford wants all industries held to the same standards as agriculture in the worthy drive to reduce emissions, and wants less political posturing by those pointing their (well traveled) fingers
Guy Trafford wants all industries held to the same standards as agriculture in the worthy drive to reduce emissions, and wants less political posturing by those pointing their (well traveled) fingers
18th May 19, 9:46am
A rising US dollar is limiting the buying power of Chinese log buyers as trade war consequences start to bite locally. Export prices down. Local mill supply up
A rising US dollar is limiting the buying power of Chinese log buyers as trade war consequences start to bite locally. Export prices down. Local mill supply up
18th May 19, 9:31am
Insurers warn apartment owners risk being left high and dry in the event of a quake, as anecdotes of cash-strapped body corporates ditching their cover emerge
Insurers warn apartment owners risk being left high and dry in the event of a quake, as anecdotes of cash-strapped body corporates ditching their cover emerge
18th May 19, 9:16am
Auckland Council vote on whether to transfer waterfront property away from Council Controlled Organisation Panuku or face a weighty tax bill looms
Auckland Council vote on whether to transfer waterfront property away from Council Controlled Organisation Panuku or face a weighty tax bill looms
18th May 19, 8:59am
Some residential property investors appear to be cashing up to put their money into commercial property, particularly in Auckland
Some residential property investors appear to be cashing up to put their money into commercial property, particularly in Auckland
18th May 19, 8:36am
US trade moves confusing, pushes up US dollar; China reacts, says lower growth acceptable; EU doesn't follow US; Australia votes; UST 10yr 2.39%; oil unchanged and gold down; NZ$1 = 65.2 USc; TWI-5 = 70.3
US trade moves confusing, pushes up US dollar; China reacts, says lower growth acceptable; EU doesn't follow US; Australia votes; UST 10yr 2.39%; oil unchanged and gold down; NZ$1 = 65.2 USc; TWI-5 = 70.3
17th May 19, 3:59pm
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Friday; Heartland trims rates, ANZ revoked, PMI waivers, PPI costs up more than prices, house price inflation lower; swaps firm, NZD stable, & more
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Friday; Heartland trims rates, ANZ revoked, PMI waivers, PPI costs up more than prices, house price inflation lower; swaps firm, NZD stable, & more
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17th May 19, 1:18pm
RBNZ revokes ANZ NZ's accreditation to model its own capital requirements due to 'persistent failure' in its controls and attestation, bank must increase minimum capital for operational risk by 60% to $760m
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RBNZ revokes ANZ NZ's accreditation to model its own capital requirements due to 'persistent failure' in its controls and attestation, bank must increase minimum capital for operational risk by 60% to $760m
[Updated]
17th May 19, 11:44am
Terry Baucher talks to ecological economist Marjan van den Belt about her role in the Tax Working Group
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Terry Baucher talks to ecological economist Marjan van den Belt about her role in the Tax Working Group
17th May 19, 11:29am
Prices on leasehold units have fallen so much they are now providing exceptional returns for investors
Prices on leasehold units have fallen so much they are now providing exceptional returns for investors
