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Currency woes to be discussed at Apec - Key
New Zealand's currency woes are shared by many other economies in the AsiaPacific region and will be likely be major area of discussion at this weeks' Apec summit in Japan, says Prime Minister John Key.
North Island men showing signs of financial stress
Men aged 18-33 and 49-64 and those in the North Island in particular, are showing signs of potential financial stress, a credit rating agency says.
Dollar strength may derail recovery - Bollard
NZ's 'tepid' recovery from the financial crisis is at risk of being derailed by the relative strength of the NZ dollar, Alan Bollard has warned.
Reserve Bank powerless in currency fight, says Key
Prime Minister John Key says NZ and its central bank are effectively powerless when it comes to checking the strength of the kiwi dollar.
<i>NZ Dollar Outlook:</i> Kiwi to have run at US80c
The New Zealand dollar will try to break above 80 US cents this week after the Federal Reserve said it will start printing US$600 billion.
World shares, commodities surge after QE2
World share markets have risen after the Federal Reserve's $600b plan to stimulate the US economy was well received.
ASB launches ASB Institutional, drops CBA name
ASB is dropping the CBA name as it seeks to double its market share in the institutional and corporate banking sector.
Whoops - Westpac does it again
A man's first thought was 'to board a flight to Beijing' when he discovered a Westpac bank teller had mistakenly doubled his life savings.