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Sign-up to Chinese infrastructure bank did not defy the US - officials
New Zealand told a wary United States of its involvement in a new Chinese infrastructure bank from the start and those conversations were never tense, officials say.
NZ dollar rebounds from 6-year low
The rebound came as China intervened in the market to stabilise its currency, which had declined sharply.
Pre-retirees need reality check: expert
An expert says many people are living in 'lala land' when it comes to how much they can earn off their savings.
ASB posts record annual profit
ASB, which reported a record annual profit yesterday, is increasing rural provisioning as a slump in dairy prices puts increasing financial pressure on farmers.
NZ dollar edges lower on Chinese devaluation
The NZ dollar edged lower in Northern Hemisphere trading as investors weigh the impact of China's currency devaluation.
Confidence shockingly weak
Downbeat economic commentary continued to flow yesterday, with Westpac saying it expects New Zealand's annual GDP growth to dip below 2 per cent, while ANZ's Truckometer is pointing to a clear....
NZ dollar falls as China devalues
The NZ dollar fell sharply yesterday after the US dollar spiked higher in response to China's 1.9 per cent devaluation of the yuan.
Apparel spend bounces back
A surge in apparel spending has boosted New Zealand's total electronic card sales figures for the third month in a row, however this growth is likely to slow, according to economists.
Mortgagee sales rise by 50%
The number of mortgagee sales has jumped nationwide in the past quarter as worsening economic conditions and lower dairy payouts hit parts of provincial New Zealand.
Dollar little changed as Fed keeps US rate view intact
The dollar consolidated overnight as comments from Federal Reserve officials kept expectations intact for a rate hike.
NAB boosts quarterly profit 9%
National Australia Bank has lifted its quarterly cash profit 9 per cent to A$1.75 billion after a fall in bad debts offset the effect of tough competition among lenders in Australia.
NZ Super Fund case okayed for court
The case relates to a $199 million loan the New Zealand national pension fund made, and has since written off.
Tougher rules can't repair banking's broken culture
Post-crash financial reforms have failed to mend the banking industry's defective culture and hence repair its reputation.
NZ dollar outlook: Kiwi may rise
The kiwi may advance this week as traders have already priced in a weaker dairy sector.
NZ dollar rises in volatile trading
The New Zealand dollar rose as high as 66.36 US cents due to volatile trading over the weekend.
Immigration decline may stunt Australia
International travel figures released support suspicion that the economy's potential growth has been cut by slower population growth.
NZ dollar gains vs. pound
The kiwi rose to 42.22 British pence ahead of the Bank of England's policy review on Thursday in London.
NZ dollar drops after dairy prices decline
The kiwi was hit by a double whammy as dairy prices fell and a report stoked speculation the Fed would hike interest rates.
Trader's 14-year sentence for Libor rigging sends message to banks
A judge "sent a message" to the banking industry for its "dishonest and wrong" conduct after he sentenced a trader convicted of rigging the Libor rate to 14 years in prison.
NZ broker's associate gets 14-years jail
An alleged associate of a New Zealand resident accused of trying to manipulate international banking rates has been jailed for 14 years.
Currency trader jailed for 14 years
A former Citibank and UBS trader is going to jail after a jury found him guilty of masterminding the manipulation of the key Libor interest rate.
NZ dollar declines vs. Aussie
The decline occurred ahead of the Reserve Bank of Australia's decision on interest rates today.
Campion gets onboard ANZ campaign
Top of the Lake film maker Jane Campion has directed an ANZ Bank film campaign highlighting gender wealth disparity.
Super Fund sticks to strong equity weighting
The New Zealand Super Fund says it'll stick to a strong equities weighting following a five-year review.
NZ dollar jumps after weak US employment data
Weak data on US employment costs prompted traders to pull back expectations for US interest rate hikes.
William Pesek: China's market intervention just another method of QE
It's time to call Beijing's stock-market intervention what it really is: quantitative easing, Chinese style, writes William Pesek.
NZ dollar continues its slide below 66 US cents
The dollar fell as the prospect of more easing by the Reserve Bank dented the appeal of the kiwi.