Join Tristram Clayton as he talks to NZ Herald's business editor at large, Liam Dann on todays share market. In response to Donald Trump's unexpected victory, the US share market has rallied to a record close as investors continue to revise their strategies and reposition their portfolios.

Auckland economic update shows the city's extremely strong performance

Donald Trump's economic agenda was widely criticized on the campaign trail as a danger to the American recovery. But now, as the first

Stress tests show it would take an extraordinary series of events for New Zealand's banks to fail, Rob O'Neill reports.

It's too early to say how worried New Zealand should be about a Donald Trump presidency, says Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler.

While foreign trade could suffer, oil drillers, gas pipelines, coal, and banks are likely to prosper under Donald Trump.

Trump's policies are typically lacking detail and often facing strong criticism from economists. Here are the key questions answered.

The New Zealand dollar rallied by more than half a US cent after the Reserve Bank cut its official cash rate by 25 basis points to 1.75 per cent, based on market expectations that the move would be the last in the current easing cycle.

Exporters are anxiously waiting to see whether Trump's rhetoric during the election campaign translates into policy

Travellers are being warned to expect major currency volatility today as markets react to Donald Trump's victory.

The President Elect Donald Trump bodes well for farms and coal mines, but trade deals will be left in peril.

COMMENT: Brace yourself for a global economy that is about to get horribly, horribly complicated, writes Liam Dann.

The 2016 US Presidential Election has been the most expensive ever, costing more than US$6 billion.

The US election result could soothe or shock Kiwi investors and businesses.

The Commerce Commission is proposing to decline the merger, saying that it would substantially lesson competition in a number of markets including both regional newspapers and online advertising. Join Belinda Henley as she gets media commentator, Janet Wilson's point of view.

Reserve Bank deputy governor Grant Spencer is signalling a new supervision regime for the country's payments system, two years after

The commerce commission has proposed to decline a merger of NZME and Fairfax saying the combined entity would substantially lessen competition in a number of markets. Join Tristram Clayton as he finds out more from media commentator Bill Ralston.

What impact would a President Trump have on the global economy and what effect on New Zealand? Tristram Clayton talks to NZ Herald business editor at large Liam Dann to find out more.

COMMENT: It is easy to exaggerate the economic impact that particular politicians have.

COMMENT: Trump's insular America doesn't bode well for New Zealand businesses hoping to increase trade to the US, Anand Reddy writes.

The New Zealand dollar was little changed despite volatile global markets ahead of the US presidential vote.

The greenback fell to a month-low ahead of what's expected to be a close-run US presidential election.

COMMENT: With the US election race so tight we don't know what kind of world we will be wake up to on Thursday.

COMMENT: This week's jobs figures look fantastic, but they disguise flat real GDP per hour worked and an essentially stagnant economy.

US stocks posted their longest slide since 1980, while Treasuries rallied on US data showing progress in labour market.

Peter Cruddas, founder of CMC Markets, isn't shy about talking about his country's impending departure from Europe.

The New Zealand dollar is heading for a 2.1 per cent weekly gain against the greenback.

The sharemarket's great run is over with an 11.4 per cent fall from its record high.

New Zealand export expectations have peaked to their highest level in six years.

The New Zealand dollar rose to its highest level in two months on a trade-weighted basis.