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Taxing capital gains on investment properties may not be the pot of gold Labour is hoping for, Greg Ninness says
10th Nov 25, 11:49am
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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
10th Nov 25, 11:12am
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Jim O'Neill consider both the bullish and bearish case for the yellow metal and markets carry it to record highs
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ANZ NZ annual profit rises 21% boosted by hedging gains, impairment write-backs and a higher net interest margin
10th Nov 25, 10:12am
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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
10th Nov 25, 9:38am
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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
10th Nov 25, 8:32am
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
10th Nov 25, 8:13am
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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
10th Nov 25, 8:00am
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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
10th Nov 25, 7:38am
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
10th Nov 25, 7:11am
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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
9th Nov 25, 5:14pm
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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
9th Nov 25, 10:40am
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Mustafa Suleyman warns against the creation of entirely unbounded, autonomous advanced AI systems
Latest Reserve Bank figures show in the first nine months of this year the pile of outstanding mortgage stock has grown at nearly double the rate it was growing two years ago
9th Nov 25, 6:01am
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Latest Reserve Bank figures show in the first nine months of this year the pile of outstanding mortgage stock has grown at nearly double the rate it was growing two years ago
Interest rates are a key tool banks use to compete for lending opportunities and for depositors’ funds. When setting rates, banks balance their market share with short- and long-term profitability considerations, alongside risk management
8th Nov 25, 9:38am
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Interest rates are a key tool banks use to compete for lending opportunities and for depositors’ funds. When setting rates, banks balance their market share with short- and long-term profitability considerations, alongside risk management
The World Gold Council says a momentum flush out and stronger US dollar contributed to a see-saw for gold from its 50th all-time high. But gold still managed good gains in October
8th Nov 25, 9:16am
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The World Gold Council says a momentum flush out and stronger US dollar contributed to a see-saw for gold from its 50th all-time high. But gold still managed good gains in October
Taxpayers would pay the tab on a majority of any electricity price reductions, while renationalising the sector entirely could cost $20 billion
8th Nov 25, 9:00am
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Taxpayers would pay the tab on a majority of any electricity price reductions, while renationalising the sector entirely could cost $20 billion
US consumer sentiment data quite negative and financial markets follow; Canada jobs surprise; China data positive; Taiwan stars again; UST 10yr at 4.08%; gold and oil firms slightly; NZ$1 = 56.2 USc; TWI-5 = 60.8
8th Nov 25, 8:29am
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US consumer sentiment data quite negative and financial markets follow; Canada jobs surprise; China data positive; Taiwan stars again; UST 10yr at 4.08%; gold and oil firms slightly; NZ$1 = 56.2 USc; TWI-5 = 60.8
Sales rate dips slightly to 43% at the latest residential property auctions
8th Nov 25, 6:49am
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Sales rate dips slightly to 43% at the latest residential property auctions
A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Friday; quiet on the retail rates front, borrowers stay very short, Briscoes faces its challenges, we launch a car insurance tool, swaps soft, NZD retreats further, & more
7th Nov 25, 3:59pm
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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Friday; quiet on the retail rates front, borrowers stay very short, Briscoes faces its challenges, we launch a car insurance tool, swaps soft, NZD retreats further, & more
Here are the key changes to know about in the New Zealand equity market; Scales, Skellerup, EBOS, and Summerset gain as NZX50 rises +0.4%; Vulcan Steel, Vital Healthcare, Briscoe and Hallensteins are the key decliners
7th Nov 25, 3:00pm
Here are the key changes to know about in the New Zealand equity market; Scales, Skellerup, EBOS, and Summerset gain as NZX50 rises +0.4%; Vulcan Steel, Vital Healthcare, Briscoe and Hallensteins are the key decliners
Interest.co.nz teams up with Quashed to help you track insurance premium changes for car insurance
7th Nov 25, 1:29pm
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Interest.co.nz teams up with Quashed to help you track insurance premium changes for car insurance
Could a ‘grey swan’ event bring down the AI revolution? Here are 3 risks we should be preparing for
7th Nov 25, 9:42am
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Could a ‘grey swan’ event bring down the AI revolution? Here are 3 risks we should be preparing for
Geopolitics, backsliding and progress: here’s what to expect at this year’s COP30 global climate talks
7th Nov 25, 9:23am
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Geopolitics, backsliding and progress: here’s what to expect at this year’s COP30 global climate talks
CEO Dan Huggins says BNZ has no further plans 'period' for acquisitions to bolster its open banking position
7th Nov 25, 9:07am
CEO Dan Huggins says BNZ has no further plans 'period' for acquisitions to bolster its open banking position
US Treasuries reversed the previous day’s selloff, with the market supported by some soft US labour market reports. Whipsaw action in US equities continues. The risk-off mood has seen the NZD and AUD underperform
7th Nov 25, 7:54am
US Treasuries reversed the previous day’s selloff, with the market supported by some soft US labour market reports. Whipsaw action in US equities continues. The risk-off mood has seen the NZD and AUD underperform
American mess takes dangerous turns; Taiwanese inflation low; three central banks hold; Aussie exports jump; shipping freight rates rise; UST 10yr at 4.08%; gold holds and oil down; NZ$1 = 56.3 USc; TWI-5 = 60.9
7th Nov 25, 7:24am
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American mess takes dangerous turns; Taiwanese inflation low; three central banks hold; Aussie exports jump; shipping freight rates rise; UST 10yr at 4.08%; gold holds and oil down; NZ$1 = 56.3 USc; TWI-5 = 60.9