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BNZ maintains market continues to under-estimate the pace of gradual OCR hikes that will unfold
28th May 13, 8:16am
BNZ maintains market continues to under-estimate the pace of gradual OCR hikes that will unfold
BNZ says Fonterra’s 2013/2014 forecast payout should be well above the current estimate ($6.25 to $6.30) for the season just ending
28th May 13, 8:04am
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BNZ says Fonterra’s 2013/2014 forecast payout should be well above the current estimate ($6.25 to $6.30) for the season just ending
For US bond yields to drive higher it will require convincing upside surprises on labour data or direct comments on the timing of QE 'tapering'
27th May 13, 8:39am
For US bond yields to drive higher it will require convincing upside surprises on labour data or direct comments on the timing of QE 'tapering'
BNZ forecasting NZ$/A$ to get as high as 0.8700 over the medium-term, assisted by positive growth and interest rate differentials
27th May 13, 8:31am
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BNZ forecasting NZ$/A$ to get as high as 0.8700 over the medium-term, assisted by positive growth and interest rate differentials
The market is pricing in a 70% chance of 25 bp hike from RBNZ in 12-months time
24th May 13, 8:55am
The market is pricing in a 70% chance of 25 bp hike from RBNZ in 12-months time
Asian equity markets cop a hiding with Japan's Nikkei index down over 7%; Chinese PMI slumps showing economy contracting
24th May 13, 8:32am
Asian equity markets cop a hiding with Japan's Nikkei index down over 7%; Chinese PMI slumps showing economy contracting
FOMC will begin to taper down QE if economy continues to recover
23rd May 13, 8:24am
FOMC will begin to taper down QE if economy continues to recover
RBNZ survey of inflation expectations shows slight easing in 2-year-ahead expectations from 2.17% to 2.06%
22nd May 13, 8:15am
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RBNZ survey of inflation expectations shows slight easing in 2-year-ahead expectations from 2.17% to 2.06%
Offshore sentiment towards US bond yields and US dollar main drivers behind NZ$/US$ and A$/US$ movements
22nd May 13, 8:07am
Offshore sentiment towards US bond yields and US dollar main drivers behind NZ$/US$ and A$/US$ movements
Moody’s warns the US sovereign credit rating remains vulnerable to downgrade if projected rise in debt levels is not addressed
21st May 13, 8:21am
Moody’s warns the US sovereign credit rating remains vulnerable to downgrade if projected rise in debt levels is not addressed
Profit taking on US$ positions and yesterdays PSI data helps send NZ$/US$ cross rate back above 0.8100
21st May 13, 8:13am
Profit taking on US$ positions and yesterdays PSI data helps send NZ$/US$ cross rate back above 0.8100
Investors pile into longer dated NZ bonds causing flattening bias to yield curve
20th May 13, 8:43am
Investors pile into longer dated NZ bonds causing flattening bias to yield curve
NZ$/US$ below 0.8100 for first time this year as tidal wave of NZ$ selling overwhelms local buyers
20th May 13, 8:32am
NZ$/US$ below 0.8100 for first time this year as tidal wave of NZ$ selling overwhelms local buyers
Budget confirms bond issuance for next 12 months; DMO's desire is for inflation-indexed bonds to reach up to 20% of outstanding bonds
17th May 13, 8:10am
Budget confirms bond issuance for next 12 months; DMO's desire is for inflation-indexed bonds to reach up to 20% of outstanding bonds
NZ in pretty good shape compared to many peers where severe austerity programmes exist; NZ sovereign rating affirmed by agencies (S&P, AA, Fitch, AA, Moody’s, Aaa)
17th May 13, 7:58am
NZ in pretty good shape compared to many peers where severe austerity programmes exist; NZ sovereign rating affirmed by agencies (S&P, AA, Fitch, AA, Moody’s, Aaa)
Sixth consecutive Eurozone GDP contraction amid signs European (and particularly German) economies continue to struggle
16th May 13, 8:43am
Sixth consecutive Eurozone GDP contraction amid signs European (and particularly German) economies continue to struggle
RBNZ data shows 69% of NZ Govt bonds are owned offshore, up from 68.3% previously
15th May 13, 8:30am
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RBNZ data shows 69% of NZ Govt bonds are owned offshore, up from 68.3% previously
Rating agencies confirm Australia's AAA status but A$ continues its slide against US$ following budget announcement
15th May 13, 8:22am
Rating agencies confirm Australia's AAA status but A$ continues its slide against US$ following budget announcement
The yield on Japanese 10-year bonds hits 0.80%; If BoJ's policies to stimulate inflation are successful yields are expected to rise higher
14th May 13, 8:34am
The yield on Japanese 10-year bonds hits 0.80%; If BoJ's policies to stimulate inflation are successful yields are expected to rise higher
Key support for the NZ$/EUR cross rate now below 0.6300; Future direction of this pair will be depend on Eurozone data and commentary due tonight
14th May 13, 8:22am
Key support for the NZ$/EUR cross rate now below 0.6300; Future direction of this pair will be depend on Eurozone data and commentary due tonight
NZ 10-year yields rise 18 bps last week and our bonds are following sell-offs in offshore markets
13th May 13, 8:26am
NZ 10-year yields rise 18 bps last week and our bonds are following sell-offs in offshore markets
US economy outperforming much of the developed world and market watchers contemplating Fed’s exit from QE policies
13th May 13, 8:18am
US economy outperforming much of the developed world and market watchers contemplating Fed’s exit from QE policies
NZ bonds continue to trek lower with 10-year bond yields sit within 10 bps of all-time lows
10th May 13, 8:35am
NZ bonds continue to trek lower with 10-year bond yields sit within 10 bps of all-time lows
USD/JPY catapults through the 100 mark on weight of speculative buying
10th May 13, 8:26am
USD/JPY catapults through the 100 mark on weight of speculative buying
Governor Wheeler’s comments about “intervention” appear to have been overblown and misinterpreted according to BNZ
9th May 13, 8:31am
Governor Wheeler’s comments about “intervention” appear to have been overblown and misinterpreted according to BNZ