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Teresa Wright assesses the current protests in China noting the significance of them
Preliminary eurozone inflation softer than expected. NZDEUR higher. AUD monthly CPI also softer, NZDAUD regrouping to challenge 93 AUc
1st Dec 22, 8:10am
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Preliminary eurozone inflation softer than expected. NZDEUR higher. AUD monthly CPI also softer, NZDAUD regrouping to challenge 93 AUc
NZD recoups Monday's losses, climbs through 0.6250, then eases. Country-level inflation for EU members softer than expected
30th Nov 22, 7:57am
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NZD recoups Monday's losses, climbs through 0.6250, then eases. Country-level inflation for EU members softer than expected
Protests continue in China - will Xi relent and ease lockdowns? December seasonals support higher risk assets - will the rally resume?
29th Nov 22, 8:00am
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Protests continue in China - will Xi relent and ease lockdowns? December seasonals support higher risk assets - will the rally resume?
Rabobank analyst Angus Gidley-Baird assesses the prospects for beef marketing globally in light of a shortage developing in the US, and the outlook for New Zealand supply to fill that demand
Thanksgiving boost; a solid week for US equities and other risk assets. Social unrest in China over the weekend, lockdown protesters take to the streets
28th Nov 22, 8:01am
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Thanksgiving boost; a solid week for US equities and other risk assets. Social unrest in China over the weekend, lockdown protesters take to the streets
Coalitions, kingmakers and a Rugby World Cup: The calculations already influencing next year’s NZ election
Jonathan Levy traces the origins of the tech sector's recent turmoil to the nineteenth century rise of the corporation
Jeremy Daum and Moritz Rudolf explain why the Chinese challenge of cooperation with Western systems is as technical as it is political
American Thanksgiving week is typically a good week for risk assets, and so far that is holding in 2022
Globally, risk-assets extend higher on encouraging soft US data. Locally, RBNZ lifts by a historic +75bps, lifts terminal rate, and projects recession
24th Nov 22, 8:02am
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Globally, risk-assets extend higher on encouraging soft US data. Locally, RBNZ lifts by a historic +75bps, lifts terminal rate, and projects recession
ANZ's commodity strategists expect the gold price to resume its downtrend and fall below US$1700/oz 'in the short term'
23rd Nov 22, 11:28am
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ANZ's commodity strategists expect the gold price to resume its downtrend and fall below US$1700/oz 'in the short term'
Katharine Moody casts an eye over the Government's 'cumbersome' RMA reform bills saying they're a base worth sticking with
China’s Covid numbers continue to climb, nearing daily record highs. Fed-speak and China-Covid headlines the two key drivers. Key event: RBNZ to hike today – will it be 75bps or 50bps?
Nick Munn argues parliament now has to justify keeping the voting age at 18 – it’s a hard argument to make
The IMF says fiscal policy can ease the task of monetary policy in reducing inflation while mitigating risks to financial stability
Toby Phillips argues it’s time to add climate change and net-zero emissions to the RBA’s top 3 economic goals
Surging China COVID numbers, and reported fatality causes souring sentiment. Crude oil and other commodities extend lower on China pandemic and recession fears
22nd Nov 22, 8:32am
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Surging China COVID numbers, and reported fatality causes souring sentiment. Crude oil and other commodities extend lower on China pandemic and recession fears
COP27: one big breakthrough but ultimately an inadequate response to the climate crisis
US equities log modest weekly declines, holding up well against hawkish Fed-speak. Markets look to be entering a holding pattern ahead of decisive year-end moves. NZD may rise during US Thanksgiving, and RBNZ hike
21st Nov 22, 8:19am
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US equities log modest weekly declines, holding up well against hawkish Fed-speak. Markets look to be entering a holding pattern ahead of decisive year-end moves. NZD may rise during US Thanksgiving, and RBNZ hike
Pinelopi Goldberg warns that the new US approach to China, its main competitor, is deeply misguided and possibly dangerous
Dambisa Moyo considers the alternatives facing business leaders in light of the escalating Sino-American rivalry
Brendon Harre points out that planning restrictions that have higher costs than benefits to society not only restrain productivity, those excessive housing costs increase inequality. Without urbanism mistakes, housing costs would be markedly lower
As New South Wales reels, many are asking why it’s flooding in places where it has never flooded before
St. Louis Fed President Bullard challenges market assumptions that tamer rate hikes are what can be tolerated, argues for sharper and earlier hikes. He is a hawkish FOMC voting member
18th Nov 22, 8:04am
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St. Louis Fed President Bullard challenges market assumptions that tamer rate hikes are what can be tolerated, argues for sharper and earlier hikes. He is a hawkish FOMC voting member