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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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HiFX's Dan Bell reviews the week's global currencies action, including a Greek deal (sort of), more British money printing and a surprise RBA decision
HiFX's Dan Bell reviews the week's global currencies action, including a Greek deal (sort of), more British money printing and a surprise RBA decision
Friday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: Wang Lijun's 'vacation style treatment'; Globalisation's profound failure; Ageing Asia means bonds beat stocks; Clarke and Dawe
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Friday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: Wang Lijun's 'vacation style treatment'; Globalisation's profound failure; Ageing Asia means bonds beat stocks; Clarke and Dawe
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Greece agrees to austerity deal, but donors still nervous; China stimulus less likely despite export slump; Bank of England prints again
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90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Greece agrees to austerity deal, but donors still nervous; China stimulus less likely despite export slump; Bank of England prints again
Thursday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: The mathematics of growth for cities and companies; How 0% rates are numbing investors and economies into zombiedom; IRS on the warpath
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Thursday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: The mathematics of growth for cities and companies; How 0% rates are numbing investors and economies into zombiedom; IRS on the warpath
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: SFO investigating Bullion Buyers as customers report money missing; Greeks fail to do debt deal as paper work missing; Germans post record exports
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90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: SFO investigating Bullion Buyers as customers report money missing; Greeks fail to do debt deal as paper work missing; Germans post record exports
Wednesday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: Finally an RBA board member hates a high A$; Latin America fights back in currency wars; Afghanistan's hopelessness; What Germans really think; Dilbert
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Wednesday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: Finally an RBA board member hates a high A$; Latin America fights back in currency wars; Afghanistan's hopelessness; What Germans really think; Dilbert
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: NZ$ and US stocks firm on hopes for Greek rescue deal; Fitch warns of China hard landing; A$ up after surprise RBA rate hold
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90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: NZ$ and US stocks firm on hopes for Greek rescue deal; Fitch warns of China hard landing; A$ up after surprise RBA rate hold
Roost Mortgage Brokers Home Loan Affordability report shows improvement in December for most regions as prices dip; 1st home buyers keen
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Roost Mortgage Brokers Home Loan Affordability report shows improvement in December for most regions as prices dip; 1st home buyers keen
Tuesday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: An Australian casino's drug and sex scandal; The pain of austerity in Spain; Thai floods worsen reinsurer losses; Inequality and poverty in Auckland; Dilbert
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Tuesday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: An Australian casino's drug and sex scandal; The pain of austerity in Spain; Thai floods worsen reinsurer losses; Inequality and poverty in Auckland; Dilbert
HiFX's Dan Bell reviews the week's global currencies action, including fears of a Greek default, talk of US and European money printing and an Australian rate cut
HiFX's Dan Bell reviews the week's global currencies action, including fears of a Greek default, talk of US and European money printing and an Australian rate cut
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Greeks fail to meet deadline for new austerity plan; Germans warn of Greek bankruptcy; NZ$ down after US jobs bounce; RBA set to cut
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90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Greeks fail to meet deadline for new austerity plan; Germans warn of Greek bankruptcy; NZ$ down after US jobs bounce; RBA set to cut
Bernard Hickey points to the enormous game of musical chairs in the currency markets. He thinks the last one to print and devalue is the loser. Your view?
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Bernard Hickey points to the enormous game of musical chairs in the currency markets. He thinks the last one to print and devalue is the loser. Your view?
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: 180 jobs at risk as exporter Criterion Furniture put into receivership; China says may help Europe; Fed's Evans eyes more QE
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90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: 180 jobs at risk as exporter Criterion Furniture put into receivership; China says may help Europe; Fed's Evans eyes more QE
Thursday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: Cash in their Italian undies; The age of deleveraging; Money stuck in a liquidity-trap-mattress; How corporatism killed capitalism; Dilbert
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Thursday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: Cash in their Italian undies; The age of deleveraging; Money stuck in a liquidity-trap-mattress; How corporatism killed capitalism; Dilbert
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: NZ$ hits 5 mth high of 83.5 USc as risk appetites return after good Chinese, US factory data; Dairy auction robust; Facebook float excites
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90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: NZ$ hits 5 mth high of 83.5 USc as risk appetites return after good Chinese, US factory data; Dairy auction robust; Facebook float excites
Wednesday's Top 10 with NZ Mint:Why the lights are going out in Athens; Britain's 100 mln pound house; Hong Kong house prices to fall 25%; 'I fired Greenspan'; Dilbert
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Wednesday's Top 10 with NZ Mint:Why the lights are going out in Athens; Britain's 100 mln pound house; Hong Kong house prices to fall 25%; 'I fired Greenspan'; Dilbert
Listings and asking prices on Realestate.co.nz drop in January despite warmer market; inventories also fall, suggesting sellers' market
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Listings and asking prices on Realestate.co.nz drop in January despite warmer market; inventories also fall, suggesting sellers' market
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Greek crisis deepens as default nears; EU nations agree budget deal; US consumer confidence slumps; US house prices down
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90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: Greek crisis deepens as default nears; EU nations agree budget deal; US consumer confidence slumps; US house prices down
Tuesday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: The Baltic Dry slumps; A credit squeeze in Asia and Australia; Christchurch's revolt; Auckland rental panic; America's manufactured malaise; Dilbert
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Tuesday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: The Baltic Dry slumps; A credit squeeze in Asia and Australia; Christchurch's revolt; Auckland rental panic; America's manufactured malaise; Dilbert
BusinessDesk: Rob Fyfe resigns as Air NZ CEO ahead of selldown of government stake; Chairman cites very strong internal candidates
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BusinessDesk: Rob Fyfe resigns as Air NZ CEO ahead of selldown of government stake; Chairman cites very strong internal candidates
NZX appoints Singapore-based NZer Tim Bennett as CEO to replace Mark Weldon; Bennett a former BCG Asian strategy boss
NZX appoints Singapore-based NZer Tim Bennett as CEO to replace Mark Weldon; Bennett a former BCG Asian strategy boss
90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: France sets unilateral Robin Hood tax; Stocks fall on growing Euro nerves as Greek deal talks drag on; Air NZ CEO Rob Fyfe to go?
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90 seconds at 9 am with BNZ: France sets unilateral Robin Hood tax; Stocks fall on growing Euro nerves as Greek deal talks drag on; Air NZ CEO Rob Fyfe to go?
Opinion: Bernard Hickey surveys the potential candidates to replace Reserve Bank Governor Alan Bollard and wonders if a new Governor might change things
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Opinion: Bernard Hickey surveys the potential candidates to replace Reserve Bank Governor Alan Bollard and wonders if a new Governor might change things
When is someone going to stage an intervention to shake us out of our trance? asks Bernard Hickey. Your view?
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When is someone going to stage an intervention to shake us out of our trance? asks Bernard Hickey. Your view?
RBNZ Governor Alan Bollard says quantitative easing or money printing is 'worth considering' when rates are close to 0%, but is hard to exit and results are unpredictable
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RBNZ Governor Alan Bollard says quantitative easing or money printing is 'worth considering' when rates are close to 0%, but is hard to exit and results are unpredictable