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RCEP deal a win but 'trade war still casts big shadow'
The RCEP agreement sends a positive signal on free trade at an otherwise gloomy time.
The RCEP agreement sends a positive signal on free trade at an otherwise gloomy time.
COMMENT: Commodity prices are likely to keep NZ ahead of the pack as global economy slows.
FMA chief expresses his frustration at ANZ's handling of its CEO house sale.
Comment: Big Corp has dominated the world twice before eventually being reined in.
Calls for Grant Robertson to launch emergency economic stimulus are unrealistic.
Trump is hailing a great trade deal but in the real world analysts see an uneasy truce.
Recreational use gets the headlines, but Cannasouth is all about the medicinal benefits.
Regional economic growth continues to outpace Auckland, although everywhere is slowing.
Jared Kenna ended his three-year Twitter hiatus with a startling statement.
NZ stocks are poised to open lower as the US market falls prey to the "napalm" index.
Oil prices have dipped below the level they were just prior to Saudi oil refinery attacks
NZ companies are looking to the bond market for funds as credit conditions tighten.
Reserve Bank governor tries to sooth economy by talking up conditions for investment.
COMMENT: NZOG advice to take low-ball offer part of trend that risks gutting NZX.
New research into what drives Kiwis' investing has been released.
COMMENT: Latest report offers little reason to hope market can be turned around.
EDITORIAL: Unbridled greed played no small part in the housing crisis.
Capital Markets 2029 makes a case for giving KiwiSaver members more choice.
The bold claims and invisible world of the online trading sales company targeting Kiwis.
As the trade war heats up markets are rattled, but how hard is it really hitting NZ?
Countdown increased its market share to 32.4 per cent from 31.9 per cent.
Firm expects full year operating revenue to be $1.17b for net profit of about $245m-$255m.
Markets are likely to be in for a bumpy ride today after escalation of the trade war.
G7 could be 'last moment to restore our political community', the EU President warned.
Is NZ headed for negative rates? How will they work? And why is Adrian Orr so relaxed?
Comment: Oil industry operates in an oligopoly - largely protected from market forces.
Some signs are flashing red, but other variables look pretty good.
Z Energy's share price fell after a Commerce Commission report on petrol pricing.
"We're doing tremendously well. Our consumers are rich," he told reporters.
Biggest shock of ugly Fonterra news right under Kiwi farmers' noses.