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Yi Fuxian explains why tighter Chinese restrictions alone will not be enough to curb their widespread practice of abortion
Sergei Guriev argues that the factors drivibg the Russian currency's recent appreciation do not bode well for the Russian economy
In their first edition of The Vault, ANZ commodity strategists explore what is in store for gold when investor demand is strong, with gold being a good inflation hedge, and a break higher in price is near
If you are reviewing whether using a trust to hold assets still makes sense because of the new trust law obligations, you need to be aware that transferring property out of a trust could bring bright-line test tax liabilities
Yao Yang views the conflict in Ukraine as a potential turning point for the bilateral US-Chinese relationship, at least in the economic arena
Chang-Tai Hsieh thinks Taiwan's eagerness for diplomatic recognition is undermining its security
Gene Frieda explains why financial sanctions against Russia unlikely to weaken the greenback's global hegemony
David Hall looks at how New Zealand could reduce emissions faster and rely less on offsets to reach net zero
As borders reopen, can New Zealand reset from high volume to ‘high values’ tourism?
New Zealand Government Bonds now qualify for the World Government Bond Index, and while they may be the smallest component of that index, they offer the highest yield for a AAA/AA rating
IPCC finds the world has its best chance yet to slash emissions – if it seizes the opportunity
Tim Hazledine casts an expert economic critic's eye over the Commerce Commission's huge report in the retail grocery sector. He finds it hypocritical for most middle class folk to complain about high prices. But some action is justified
There is, in fact, a ‘wrong’ way to use Google. Here are 5 tips to set you on the right path
Going nuclear: Milford Asset Management's Roland Houghton looks at the pros and cons of nuclear power against the backdrop of a global energy crisis
Of the four business cycle phases since 1973, stagflation is the one that is most supportive for gold and conversely the worst for risk assets
ANZ's Nigel Dobson explains why the bank has launched the first Australian-bank-issued Aussie-dollar stablecoin
Hippolyte Fofack warns that punitive Western-led measures against Russia threaten another policy-induced economic crisis
Jinho Choi & Kimi Xu Jiang warn slow growth and high government debt will threaten Japan's credit rating
Border closures and lockdowns have changed everywhere, including China, where Shanghai-based Kiwi Mark Tanner reports how those changes have affected both wine tourism and the tourists themselves
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala explains why cooperation and transparency are key to mitigating the Ukraine war's impact on supply and prices of food commodities
Dante Disparte sees a sweeping executive order on digital assets in the US as a major step forward for developing the technology for Web3
George Magnus considers how mounting geopolitical risk will affect China's Xi Jinping's efforts to bring the private sector to heel
Pinelopi Goldberg argues that trade sanctions are a politically convenient but economically misguided response to Russia's war
The World Gold Council's Louise Street wonders if we are about to see a return of the positive stock-bond relationship, arguably the most important input into asset allocation. When bonds aren't asymmetric, gold can provide the balance portfolios need
Prodded by the issues raised by Oded Galor in his new book 'The Journey of Humanity: The Origins of Wealth and Inequality', Tim Hazledine takes a broad look at why we are rich, and why it has all been triggered so relatively recently - and inconsistently