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Bernard Hickey

About

Bernard is back as a senior contributor on interest.co.nz. Until September 30, 2012 he was the managing editor here. He had previously worked for 18 years for Reuters, the FT Group and Fairfax as a financial journalist and editor. He is now the publisher of The Kaka.

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16 years 10 months

Latest articles

Have your say: Bill English wants to close loopholes for sheltering income
Have your say: Bill English wants to close loopholes for sheltering income
Opinion: Why the US dollar's currency status is shot
Opinion: Why the US dollar's currency status is shot
Housing report: Fixed mortgage rates rising on OCR hike talk
Housing report: Fixed mortgage rates rising on OCR hike talk
Top 10 at 10: RBA not timid on rate hikes; Path to hyper-inflation; Buell dumped; Krispy Kreme burger; Dilbert
Top 10 at 10: RBA not timid on rate hikes; Path to hyper-inflation; Buell dumped; Krispy Kreme burger; Dilbert
PGG Wrightson to bring in Chinese cornerstone shareholder (Update 2)
PGG Wrightson to bring in Chinese cornerstone shareholder (Update 2)
ASB and Westpac raise fixed mortgage rates as OCR hike talk grows (Update 1)
ASB and Westpac raise fixed mortgage rates as OCR hike talk grows (Update 1)
90 seconds at 9am: SCF buys more time; Goldman's huge bonuses (corrected)
90 seconds at 9am: SCF buys more time; Goldman's huge bonuses (corrected)
Bernard Hickey talks on TV1's Breakfast about the awful budget situation
Bernard Hickey talks on TV1's Breakfast about the awful budget situation
NZ banks should undertake "extreme" stress tests, IMF report says
NZ banks should undertake "extreme" stress tests, IMF report says
"Strong demand" for dairy farms in September, but farmers not putting farms on market, REINZ says
"Strong demand" for dairy farms in September, but farmers not putting farms on market, REINZ says
Manufacturing activity expands in September as new orders, production jumps
Manufacturing activity expands in September as new orders, production jumps
Kiwibank borrows NZ$309 mln from Australian savers
Kiwibank borrows NZ$309 mln from Australian savers
Prices up 1.3% in September quarter; more than expected; triggers early rate hike talk (Update 4, corrected)
Prices up 1.3% in September quarter; more than expected; triggers early rate hike talk (Update 4, corrected)
Top 10 at 10: Our meringue economy; Interest only mortgages; Retention bonus for AIG dishwasher; 'Always blow on the pie'; Dilbert
Top 10 at 10: Our meringue economy; Interest only mortgages; Retention bonus for AIG dishwasher; 'Always blow on the pie'; Dilbert
90 seconds at 9am: Dow above 10,000, but US$ weak; NZ budget outlook ugly
90 seconds at 9am: Dow above 10,000, but US$ weak; NZ budget outlook ugly
Govt operating deficit NZ$10.5 bln in June year; NZ$800 mln provision made for deposit guarantee (Update 3)
Govt operating deficit NZ$10.5 bln in June year; NZ$800 mln provision made for deposit guarantee (Update 3)
Top 10 at 10: Tax case judge has form; SCF 'fine by Xmas'; London's cocaine culture; More US money printing; Dilbert
Top 10 at 10: Tax case judge has form; SCF 'fine by Xmas'; London's cocaine culture; More US money printing; Dilbert
Median house sale price up 0.9% in September as sales rise 10% from August (Update 4)
Median house sale price up 0.9% in September as sales rise 10% from August (Update 4)
RBNZ removes temporary crisis lending facilities for banks (Update 2)
RBNZ removes temporary crisis lending facilities for banks (Update 2)
90 seconds at 9am: NZ$ strong on early OCR hike talk; US bank nerves
90 seconds at 9am: NZ$ strong on early OCR hike talk; US bank nerves
Economic weather report: Opinion: Is John Key serious about reform?
Economic weather report: Opinion: Is John Key serious about reform?
Have your say: PM rules out flat tax system
Have your say: PM rules out flat tax system
National Bank cuts some fees in move costing NZ$30 mln (Update 1)
National Bank cuts some fees in move costing NZ$30 mln (Update 1)
August retail sales up 1.1% from July, higher than expected (Update 2)
August retail sales up 1.1% from July, higher than expected (Update 2)
Top 10 at 10: US dollar collapse talk grows;'Fabulous crisis' for Aussie Big 4; Dilbert
Top 10 at 10: US dollar collapse talk grows;'Fabulous crisis' for Aussie Big 4; Dilbert