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Insurers worry about climate change but the changes in 2015 actually lowered their losses. But premiums won't be reducing and they warn about becoming complacent
Catherine Leining says the Paris Agreement won't deliver a safe climate. However, it opens the door to that outcome - if we rise to the challenge
Dairy farmers surprisingly positive in Fed Farmers poll. But pressure from an extended drought, and unchanged market conditions are what most farmers are expecting
31st Dec 15, 9:10am
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Dairy farmers surprisingly positive in Fed Farmers poll. But pressure from an extended drought, and unchanged market conditions are what most farmers are expecting
Farmers overwhelmingly happy with the how the Government is managing the economy, the TPP agreement, the Paris Climate Change deal, and the WTO's move to abolish export tariffs
Koichi Hamada sees China at a crossroads where central planning and the market economy clash; he wonders if they actually have the confidence to let market forces fix many of their issues
John Mauldin says the chances the US sees 0% interest rates before 2% interest rates are better than 50-50
Zhang Jun examines the long-term impact of the IMF's decision to include China's currency in the SDR basket
Fireworks possible from tomorrow's Fed announcement as markets interpret and misinterpret Yellen's press conference
16th Dec 15, 8:19am
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Fireworks possible from tomorrow's Fed announcement as markets interpret and misinterpret Yellen's press conference
Markets happy with more NZGB issuance. UST 2yr yields highest in 6 years. NZ swaps rising
16th Dec 15, 8:05am
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Markets happy with more NZGB issuance. UST 2yr yields highest in 6 years. NZ swaps rising
Oil falls extend. Credit worries deepen. Risk-off broadens, but the Kiwi currency shines through, somewhat unexpectedly
15th Dec 15, 8:04am
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Oil falls extend. Credit worries deepen. Risk-off broadens, but the Kiwi currency shines through, somewhat unexpectedly
Modest downward pressure on NZ rates. Eyes on English's HYEFU tone, and how big the Australian budget hole is
15th Dec 15, 7:46am
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Modest downward pressure on NZ rates. Eyes on English's HYEFU tone, and how big the Australian budget hole is
Mt White – the iconic 40,000 ha Canterbury high country station - on the market for the first time in 100 years
14th Dec 15, 8:49am
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Mt White – the iconic 40,000 ha Canterbury high country station - on the market for the first time in 100 years
Worries about Fed hike, fall in oil prices, and credit concerns, all see demand up for safe-haven currencies. But NZD holds its own
14th Dec 15, 8:13am
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Worries about Fed hike, fall in oil prices, and credit concerns, all see demand up for safe-haven currencies. But NZD holds its own
US credit spreads widening, angst in high-yields. Local markets reduce bets on more OCR cuts
Federated Farmers likes how the Paris climate change agreement 'prioritises food security', claims methane easier to deal with than CO2, NZ farmers 'among the most carbon-efficient'
Major demographic shifts are coming says Natalie Jackson. 'Quality of life' and 'attractiveness of place' will be key for sustaining a regional population
Paul Barber on the success of the Sallies, unequal pies, over weight & under informed, a challenge for responsible landlords, Dilbert & more
Harbour Asset Management's Mark Brown says there were very distinct drivers of government bonds, interest rate swaps and corporate bonds last month, creating sharp changes in the relative pricing between these markets
Rabobank senses an improvement in farmer sentiment based largely on perceptions of an impending lift in dairy prices to a sustainable level
7th Dec 15, 4:47pm
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Rabobank senses an improvement in farmer sentiment based largely on perceptions of an impending lift in dairy prices to a sustainable level
Liu Mingkang describes the potential – and the pitfalls – of the Chinese boom in online peer-to-peer lending
3rd Dec 15, 9:55am
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Liu Mingkang describes the potential – and the pitfalls – of the Chinese boom in online peer-to-peer lending
NZIER labels inflation targeting no longer fit-for-purpose, says RBNZ should target income growth to deal with new economic conditions
Kiwibank economists see more strong growth in international visitors and most are likely to spend more here, bolstering a slowing general economy
John Brosnan get practical on how to stay compliant with law around leave, holidays and vacations over the Christmas and New Year period
28th Nov 15, 7:37am
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John Brosnan get practical on how to stay compliant with law around leave, holidays and vacations over the Christmas and New Year period
A visiting Rabobank analyst sees a competitive future for an “unbroken” NZ dairy industry, and signals a sustained price recovery beginning mid 2016
Peter Tate makes the case for the broker and auction based system to sell New Zealand's wool