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Liam Dann: Trump and Ardern stuck on the same economic page
COMMENT: Both of them must now pin their monetary policy forces outside their control.
COMMENT: Both of them must now pin their monetary policy forces outside their control.
Market Watch takes a look at the best and worst performing stocks of the decade.
Employer groups cautiously welcome new mega-polytech.
For all Donald Trump's noise, the US Fed's interest rate call sets the economic agenda.
Some staff have already left the airline's HQ and some cabin crew jobs are under review.
Headline business confidence has slumped in the latest ANZ Business Outlook.
New research has challenged claims that immigration flows have driven NZ's housing crisis.
The building sector remains inundated with work.
COMMENT: Novice share investors need to be very cautious.
New finance spokesman Paul Goldsmith is not as dull as he seems.
Dairy debt is troubling the Reserve Bank as risks around the industry grow
COMMENT: Globally debt is rising again. Should we be worried? Or should we embrace it?
Focus Live: NZ debt is growing steadily, how did we get here and how do we get out?
Comment: I believe National's plan to make climate change an election issue will hurt NZ.
Come and plug the investment gap, the Prime Minister tells Aussie businesses.
Winston Peters visited the White House West Wing where Mike Pence has an office.
Economic measure indicates uncertainty among SMEs similar to that just before GFC.
We say: Inflation remains historically low, numbers may be strongest seen for a while.
COMMENT: NZ's wellbeing needs a massive expansion of our productive sector.
More official interest rate cuts are in store despite an expected lift in the quarter CPI.
New Zealand and Canada have the highest cost of housing compared with wages.
COMMENT: Why our frustrating, patchy but "better-than-we-think" economy is like Black Caps
Interest rates are only one of the risks farmers face.
We're a small country, a long way from many of our markets. We must be competitive.
Bank profits were up in the first quarter of 2019 despite a subdued lending environment.
Never before has nature needed our help the way it does now.
Financial Times: Axe will fall hardest on investment bank which faces cuts of 40 per cent.
Open markets will prevail despite the current US/China trade tension, says OECD director.
An Aussie company introduced an audacious policy that delivered surprising results.