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Is Nvidia chief Jensen Huang right and China will win the AI race? Two experts present arguments for and against

Is Nvidia chief Jensen Huang right and China will win the AI race? Two experts present arguments for and against

Amid rising geopolitical rifts and trade tensions, global economic uncertainty has surged, yet the IMF finds sentiment about economic prospects remains positive

Amid rising geopolitical rifts and trade tensions, global economic uncertainty has surged, yet the IMF finds sentiment about economic prospects remains positive

Latest rental data suggests strong supply of rental housing is pushing down rents

Latest rental data suggests strong supply of rental housing is pushing down rents

CEO Antonia Watson says it 'makes so much sense for productivity, not just in banking,' to align NZ with Australia

CEO Antonia Watson says it 'makes so much sense for productivity, not just in banking,' to align NZ with Australia

The country's biggest bank, ANZ, reports that the very cyclical 'durables' spending is showing the largest overall annual rate of growth

The country's biggest bank, ANZ, reports that the very cyclical 'durables' spending is showing the largest overall annual rate of growth

Lynda Moore offers suggestions for holiday reading that can help you prepare your money mindset for 2026. There are many great options to choose from

Lynda Moore offers suggestions for holiday reading that can help you prepare your money mindset for 2026. There are many great options to choose from

Ross Stitt reports Australia gets its pre-pandemic housing affordability problem back, with interest. Low new-build rates, NIMBYs, cheap money, high rents and misplaced Govt incentives pile on the pressure

Ross Stitt reports Australia gets its pre-pandemic housing affordability problem back, with interest. Low new-build rates, NIMBYs, cheap money, high rents and misplaced Govt incentives pile on the pressure

Buoyant risk sentiment amid expectations for a deal that would end US government shutdown. Global equities make solid gains while an initial selloff for US treasuries fades

Buoyant risk sentiment amid expectations for a deal that would end US government shutdown. Global equities make solid gains while an initial selloff for US treasuries fades

Compromise emerges over US govt shutdown; Canada survey shows sticky optimism; Indonesian sentiment bounces back; UST 10yr at 4.11%; gold jumps with silver, but oil eases; NZ$1 = 56.3 USc; TWI-5 = 60.9

Compromise emerges over US govt shutdown; Canada survey shows sticky optimism; Indonesian sentiment bounces back; UST 10yr at 4.11%; gold jumps with silver, but oil eases; NZ$1 = 56.3 USc; TWI-5 = 60.9

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says the Government should consider selling underperforming assets next term

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says the Government should consider selling underperforming assets next term

A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Monday; no retail rate changes, inflation pressures embed, ANZ profit leaps, quiz launched, Westpac raising new bond, carbon price drops hard, swaps stable, NZD little-changed, & more

A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Monday; no retail rate changes, inflation pressures embed, ANZ profit leaps, quiz launched, Westpac raising new bond, carbon price drops hard, swaps stable, NZD little-changed, & more

Interest.co.nz is seeking an experienced business or economics journalist to work from the Parliamentary Press Gallery

Interest.co.nz is seeking an experienced business or economics journalist to work from the Parliamentary Press Gallery

Here are the key changes to know about in the New Zealand equity market; Kathmandu, Gentrack, Channel Infrastructure, and Fletcher Building edge higher as Kiwi Property, Stride, Precinct, and Argosy weigh on the NZX50 index

Here are the key changes to know about in the New Zealand equity market; Kathmandu, Gentrack, Channel Infrastructure, and Fletcher Building edge higher as Kiwi Property, Stride, Precinct, and Argosy weigh on the NZX50 index

Te Pāti Māori co-leaders say they will work to deliver a Government led by them, Labour and the Greens as its national council voted to expel MPs Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Tākuta Ferris

Te Pāti Māori co-leaders say they will work to deliver a Government led by them, Labour and the Greens as its national council voted to expel MPs Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Tākuta Ferris

Taxing capital gains on investment properties may not be the pot of gold Labour is hoping for, Greg Ninness says

Taxing capital gains on investment properties may not be the pot of gold Labour is hoping for, Greg Ninness says

Jim O'Neill consider both the bullish and bearish case for the yellow metal and markets carry it to record highs

Jim O'Neill consider both the bullish and bearish case for the yellow metal and markets carry it to record highs

ANZ NZ annual profit rises 21% boosted by hedging gains, impairment write-backs and a higher net interest margin

ANZ NZ annual profit rises 21% boosted by hedging gains, impairment write-backs and a higher net interest margin

Prince Andrew should have listened to his mother. More to the point, the Queen should have made him listen

Prince Andrew should have listened to his mother. More to the point, the Queen should have made him listen

Brian Easton says we should follow the Golden Rule of Fiscal Management and not borrow for consumption in the medium run

Brian Easton says we should follow the Golden Rule of Fiscal Management and not borrow for consumption in the medium run

Roger J Kerr says upcoming events are likely to prove negative for the US economy and therefore the US dollar value

Roger J Kerr says upcoming events are likely to prove negative for the US economy and therefore the US dollar value

Here's something fun to break up your routine, and challenge your knowledge and memory. Take our new quiz

Here's something fun to break up your routine, and challenge your knowledge and memory. Take our new quiz

Soft tone continues for risk sensitive assets. US consumer sentiment downbeat and is tracking towards multi-year lows. Canadian labour market surprises positively

Soft tone continues for risk sensitive assets. US consumer sentiment downbeat and is tracking towards multi-year lows. Canadian labour market surprises positively

China avoids more deflation, fx reserves rise, exports dip but only to the US; Taiwan stars again; US sentiment falls again to very low levels; Canadian jobs rise; UST 10yr at 4.09%; gold dips and oil firms slightly; NZ$1 = 56.3 USc; TWI-5 = 60.8

China avoids more deflation, fx reserves rise, exports dip but only to the US; Taiwan stars again; US sentiment falls again to very low levels; Canadian jobs rise; UST 10yr at 4.09%; gold dips and oil firms slightly; NZ$1 = 56.3 USc; TWI-5 = 60.8

The New Zealand Tax Podcast – the Government’s refreshed tax and social policy work program. And Inland Revenue’s controversial draft guidance on the deductibility of leaky building repairs

The New Zealand Tax Podcast – the Government’s refreshed tax and social policy work program. And Inland Revenue’s controversial draft guidance on the deductibility of leaky building repairs

Mustafa Suleyman warns against the creation of entirely unbounded, autonomous advanced AI systems

Mustafa Suleyman warns against the creation of entirely unbounded, autonomous advanced AI systems