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Financial markets are being humbled by real life
The arrogant Masters of the Universe have been brought back to earth.
The arrogant Masters of the Universe have been brought back to earth.
Port of Tauranga to lose 15 scheduled cruise ship visits with ban.
COMMENT: The Finance Minister has been handed an absolute shemozzle in an election year.
It's a worry when a Hollywood star is more reassuring than the US President.
Executives on Wall Street aren't what the world needs now.
The bear market has arrived and despite many warnings it was overdue, it's still a shock.
FT: US president's travel ban has dealt a further blow to global economic confidence.
Irrational thinking can take hold of even the smartest thinkers.
Auckland International Airport shares fell hard
National's 'economic plan' gives promises — and nothing on how to reach those goals.
Global outbreak has spooked shoppers, encouraging many to hold onto their money.
A billionaire in India is pumping money into finding a vaccine.
Robertson compared it to the GFC and the Christchurch Earthquakes of 2011.
Markets took a 7 per cent dive as coronavirus fears were ramped up.
We say: The Finance Minister's response to Covid-19 could have lasting implications.
Comment: A surge in joblessness would indicate our economy has slammed into reverse.
Financial Times: Debt issued by US producers plummets in price, mirroring crude.
The economic challenge before us is serious.
Saudi Arabian politics may have collided with coronavirus shock to form a perfect storm.
Markets have crashed, but why now? And now what? Liam Dann looks at the historic sweep.
What little we know about the Government's response to Covid-19 for businesses.
Market turmoil: Mark Lister on plunging global stocks
Australian stocks have fallen sharply in response big falls on world markets.
New York Times: A recession will leave scars on the economy for years to come.
No cause for alarm at longer stay cruise ship visit to Port of Tauranga.
BNZ says New Zealand will 'probably' go into recession as a result of coronavirus.
Finance Minister signals Government may guarantee loans to businesses if banks won't.
Focus: Finance Minister Grant Robertson outlining the Government's Business Continuity Package to help support the economy affected by COVID-19. Video / Mark Mitchell
Officials also investigating longer-term issues
A high stakes showdown between Russia and Saudi Arabia has rattled already weak markets