Falling dollar good news for exporters
The NZ dollar has slumped by about 7 per cent in just one month.
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Stock Takes: A2 fall shows NZ's frailty
Local market can be troubled by a single stock's slump.
Time to reconvene Capital Markets Taskforce?
It's time to reconvene the Capital Markets Taskforce.
NZX moving in new directions
The future of NZ's capital markets lies in building on our economy's unique strengths.
Growing the capital market takes a village
Joanna Lawn on the collective effort needed to list a company on the public market.
Private equity boosts sales
Baby boomers have the chance to exit their businesses.
Shortages lead to spike in butter prices
Fresh record highs are expected over the winter months.
All eyes on rising global rates and the impact on NZ's OCR
Governor Adrian Orr was very forthright in his comments that risks were finely balanced.
Liam Dann: A2 plunge highlights risk
A2 Milk's big plunge highlights a shortcoming of the local stock exchange.
Farmers eye third year of strong dairy prices
NZ economists expect next season's dairy prices to remain firm.
Trump's treacherous economic moment
COMMENT: The world crude market is tightening and North America has run into a crunch.
NZ market still firing despite high US bond yield
The share market has managed to withstand big move in the US-10 year bond market.
Back in black: NZ shares hit record high
S&P/NZX 50 Index is back in black, hitting a new record.
Will OCR statement be Orr or nothing?
All eyes will be on the new reserve bank governor when the latest cash rate is revealed.
Liam Dann: Are we riding into loan danger?
COMMENT: Private debt stats make ugly reading. Will we cope when interest rates rise?
Fresh ideas are needed to fight a downturn
Central banks and policymakers are dangerously short of ammunition.
Comment: Is it time to rush to the 'safe haven' of gold?
One billionaire puts half of fortune into the precious metal amid fear of market crash.
Loss widens at Fonterra's Beingmate
Fonterra owns an 18.8 per cent stake of the Chinese dairy manufacturer.
Mark Lister: Tech companies brace for headwinds
COMMENT: Having strong market power is a sure-fire way to attract attention of regulators.
Matthew Hooton: EU and UK deals big chance
Brexit might be best news for NZ exporters since China FTA in 2008.
Rob Everett: Disclosure a key focus for the FMA
Questions are being asked of directors and not all of the answers have been acceptable.
Watchdog eyes fund managers
Stocktake shows some short-comings in the way information is disclosed.
Trump irate as rouble slides
Donald Trump took a swing at the Russian and Chinese regimes on Twitter yesterday.
Auckland directors dominate listed market
Listed companies are facing increasing regulatory pressure, according to a report.
'Green spending offers NZ big opportunities'
Investing in a greener future today will help NZ in the long run, a new report finds.
Investors run for cover amid fear of US-Russia conflict
Oil at highest price for three years as investors snap up gold, yen and government bonds.
Liam Dann: Trump's trade war with China bad news for NZ
The US can't win a war of consumer attrition with China - not without mates.
Mark Lister: Next US hike will eclipse our OCR
COMMENT: We're about to see something that hasn't happened in almost two decades.
Fonterra negotiating 'roadblocks' in China
Fonterra's John Wilson and Theo Spierings talk about their China position.