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Reserve Bank plans bank stress testing
The Reserve Bank is developing a stress testing framework for the nation's lenders to gauge their health in the event of a downturn.
Analysts see yuan rout over as China bumps up rate
Firms from Goldman Sachs to Commonwealth Bank of Australia are predicting the record yuan rout engineered by China's central bank has run its course.
PIN scam victim loses $6000
A woman has lost $6000 when she was tricked into disclosing her eftpos PIN number by a scammer.
More house hikes expected
Expectations that house prices have further to rise remain high in ASB's quarterly survey of housing market sentiment.
Editorial: Australians must envy our Budget
Budget week in Australia and NZ normally finds the two countries in a similar economic condition, with Australia looking the stronger. Not this week.
LVR rules may go by the end of the year
The Reserve Bank's curbs on bank lending to low deposit borrowers could be removed by the end of the year.
Regulator seeks more farmers for swaps case
The Commerce Commission says farmers concerned about their interest rate swaps have until the end of the month to contact the regulator otherwise they may miss out on future compensation claims.
BNZ boss ready for Oz job
Outgoing BNZ boss Andrew Thorburn won't be cutting all his ties with New Zealand when he crosses the Tasman to start a new role as chief executive of parent company National Australia Bank in August.
Capital Markets: Graham Turley: Agribusiness for investors
We need to create investable businesses in the rural sector, says Graham Turley.
Brian Fallow: Wheeler fires exchange rate warning shot
Graeme Wheeler pointedly reminded us of his power to intervene if the kiwi dollar continues to climb while export commodity prices fall, writes Brian Fallow.