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NZ dollar's biggest one-day fall since November
The New Zealand dollar fell after a speech by the chair of the US Federal Reserve Janet Yellen.
The New Zealand dollar fell after a speech by the chair of the US Federal Reserve Janet Yellen.
The bull market continues to climb the wall of worry, writes Pie Funds CEO Mike Taylor.
Xero chairman Chris Liddell will step down from the board at the end of the week to take up a role in US president-elect Donald Trump's administration.
US Treasuries declined while Wall Street was mixed as investors awaited a speech by US Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.
The kiwi was trading at US72.04c at 5pm today, up from US71.14c yesterday.
Kiwi businessman Chris Liddell's appointment as one of Donald Trump's assistants is "good for New Zealand", says Xero chief executive Rod Drury.
The US dollar fell after President-elect Donald Trump said the currency was "too strong".
New Zealand businessman Christopher Liddell has been appointed to a powerful position in Donald Trump's White House.
European equities slid, with the UK's FTSE 100 Index breaking a record streak.
COMMENT: Financial advisers and fund managers under pressure from low-cost options talk up skills and play down the impact of fees.
The world's biggest investor has written to the chairmen of London-listed businesses about its plan to vote against any big pay rises that are "out of line with the rest of the workforce".
Silver Fern Farms, the meat processor in which a controlling stake was sold to China's Shanghai Maling for $267 million at the end
ASB bank says this week will mark the "end of the world as we know it" as Donald Trump is officially inaugurated as President.
ANZ has agreed to extend the deadline for Nosh's owner to either sell or begin winding up its supermarket business until the end of the month.
Wall St fell as investors reassessed their bets on increased US government spending and lower taxes.
"Weaponised" gadgets and a backlash against globalisation are some of risks facing the global economy over the next decade.
Following Donald Trump's first press conference as US President-elect saw Wall Street fluctuate.
Wall Street gained as better-than-expected data from China underpinned optimism about the US outlook.
The $10.9 billion purchase of VCA, an animal hospital chain, is now Mars' biggest line of business.
The Dow and S&P 500 fell from record highs as energy stocks moved lower with the price of oil.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index gained 42.07 points, or 0.6 per cent, to 7,012.73.
Economist says 2017 shaping up to be 'full of promise', but much would depend on the international outlook and the Trump administration.
Women are still vastly under-represented on boards with data from the NZX showing the ratio of male to female directors has not changed
Pushpay Holdings shares jumped after the mobile payments app developer said annualised committed monthly revenue (ACMR) grew NZ$10.5m.
Investment bankers at some of Europe's biggest firms are braced for bosses to halve their bonus pools.
A week of explosive tweets from the American President-Elect have stoked anxiety, moved markets and altered plans.
Trump's tweets are proving again and again to have the capacity to make significant waves. There's now an app to keep investors informed.
Where to for the New Zealand and Auckland housing markets? Experts give their views on what's ahead in 2017.
Donald Trump's complicated financial obligations have been laid bare, with reports he owes more than $1.4 billion.