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Amy Duncan on getting the most from our ageing workforce, why we won't lose our jobs to robots anytime soon, the workplace collaboration vs competition debate and more
John Ballingall shows that the new US President fails to understand basic economics and that it will be many of his core supporters who pay the cost of such an elementary policy mistake
Simon Papa bemoans the apparent absence of a true strategic approach at government level to FinTech and the financial services sector more broadly
2nd Feb 17, 7:38am
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Simon Papa bemoans the apparent absence of a true strategic approach at government level to FinTech and the financial services sector more broadly
A large international fund manager assesses the early signals from the new American administration and suggests how large investors are reading the changes
1st Feb 17, 5:22am
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A large international fund manager assesses the early signals from the new American administration and suggests how large investors are reading the changes
NZD trading at 0.7280 USD and 0.9630 AUD after disappointing AU data; US markets look towards FOMC meeting and Non-farm payrolls; Asian markets subdued as nations celebrate Chinese New Year holiday
31st Jan 17, 5:05pm
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NZD trading at 0.7280 USD and 0.9630 AUD after disappointing AU data; US markets look towards FOMC meeting and Non-farm payrolls; Asian markets subdued as nations celebrate Chinese New Year holiday
NZ swap rates slightly lower across the curve; Greek 10yr yields up 39bps; US 10yr yields unchanged after trading in a tight range
31st Jan 17, 8:32am
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NZ swap rates slightly lower across the curve; Greek 10yr yields up 39bps; US 10yr yields unchanged after trading in a tight range
NZD trading at 0.7290 USD and testing the 0.9650 mark against the AUD; USD DXY index changed little from yesterday after trading in a 1% range; equity markets down across US and EU
31st Jan 17, 8:25am
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NZD trading at 0.7290 USD and testing the 0.9650 mark against the AUD; USD DXY index changed little from yesterday after trading in a 1% range; equity markets down across US and EU
2016 ends with tiny trade deficit in December, but below 10yr average for the month. Cheaper oil not enough to offset lower ag export falls
NZD supported by positive risk sentiment. US Q4 GDP has firm core indicators. NZTWI approaching 80 and ten month high
30th Jan 17, 9:20am
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NZD supported by positive risk sentiment. US Q4 GDP has firm core indicators. NZTWI approaching 80 and ten month high
NZGB bonds don't rally despite strong NZ Govt accounts. Opens up possiblility of fewer bond tenders. Eyes on US Fed
30th Jan 17, 8:46am
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NZGB bonds don't rally despite strong NZ Govt accounts. Opens up possiblility of fewer bond tenders. Eyes on US Fed
Labour Party leader Andrew Little pledges better housing, better health and better schools under a Labour-Greens government
Steeper local curves follow offshore shifts. NZGB yields rise more than swap. Eyes turn to major central bank reviews next week
27th Jan 17, 8:43am
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Steeper local curves follow offshore shifts. NZGB yields rise more than swap. Eyes turn to major central bank reviews next week
Strong USD reverses NZD rally after strong CPI release; NZDAUD consolidates at the 0.9600 level; USD rises against all major currencies despite positive data in the UK and Germany
27th Jan 17, 8:32am
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Strong USD reverses NZD rally after strong CPI release; NZDAUD consolidates at the 0.9600 level; USD rises against all major currencies despite positive data in the UK and Germany
NZDUSD currently trading at 0.7250, expected to rise on current risk appetite; Equities up across the US, Asia and Europe; USD continues to edge lower; AUD lower against the USD and NZD after lower than expected CPI
26th Jan 17, 8:38am
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NZDUSD currently trading at 0.7250, expected to rise on current risk appetite; Equities up across the US, Asia and Europe; USD continues to edge lower; AUD lower against the USD and NZD after lower than expected CPI
Eyes on NZ CPI with markets ready to reset RBNZ rate outlook if surprised. Wheeler speech not expected to be influential. US yields rising, testing top of current range
26th Jan 17, 8:25am
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Eyes on NZ CPI with markets ready to reset RBNZ rate outlook if surprised. Wheeler speech not expected to be influential. US yields rising, testing top of current range
George Friedman points out new US President Donald Trump faces a battle to implement his agenda due to his low approval ratings & the potential use of filibusters
United Future leader Peter Dunne 'congratulates' the new American President - and draws some parallels to New Zealand and the upcoming election
NZD pushing towards resistance level of 0.7250, a break of which would target 0.7300; NZDAUD trading at 0.9540 and has strong support in this trading area; NZ CPI along with Trump policy announcements key data releases for this week
25th Jan 17, 8:38am
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NZD pushing towards resistance level of 0.7250, a break of which would target 0.7300; NZDAUD trading at 0.9540 and has strong support in this trading area; NZ CPI along with Trump policy announcements key data releases for this week
Federated Farmers pleads for Government to act to enforce environmental responsibilities on tourists. Sees current response as "a damp tea towel on a bonfire"
ACT Leader David Seymour says urban planning laws must change for housing affordability to be improved, advocates sharing central government revenue with councils
Financial consulting firm compares what has happened to American leadership with strongman rulers in emerging economies. It sees opportunities, and higher uncertainties
Gareth Morgan's Opportunities Party says we must protect and enhance our natural environment both because we love it, and because it makes good business sense
Matthew Paetz, Auckland planning manager of The Property Group, calls for a US-style solution to Auckland's housing woes
Recent free trade agreement with Korea is driving renewed interest there in our dairy products, and development of new products here for that market
18th Jan 17, 10:04am
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Recent free trade agreement with Korea is driving renewed interest there in our dairy products, and development of new products here for that market
Business confidence ended 2016 on a high, NZIER says, with pricing indicators pointing to an increase in inflation