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Why NZ stocks are lagging their overseas peers
The New Zealand sharemarket has been lagging other markets around the world.
The New Zealand sharemarket has been lagging other markets around the world.
Financial Times columnist Philip Stephens is alarmed by advice from the IMF.
This lockdown hasn't shifted economic forecasts but that doesn't mean it has no influence.
Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.
Financial Times: US to find out if nations borrow and spend their way to prosperity.
While lower interest rates help homeowners, rising rents just add to pressure on the poor.
ANALYSIS: Important to get figures right to know if we are truly out of any recession.
Strong spending and higher employment softened the covid blow to the Government books.
Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.
Housing costs were rising before the pandemic property boom and new forecasts aren't good.
"Forward order book stands at $2.4b+" - CEO Ross Taylor.
Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.
But house prices will continue to rise at 17 per cent this year.
Don't read too much into the monthly data, which tends to be lumpy.
We're getting better at this: ASB has revised down estimates of lockdown economic impact.
The new world of work has had some intended consequences.
Auckland business leader says firms need to know the Government will look after them.
Data out from the Reserve Bank has driven the NZ dollar and bond yields higher.
Jarden's daily update on the latest moves and shakes.
OPINION: Very often the answer that is intuitively appealing ends up being incorrect.
Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.
It will take bold action indeed to put Kiwis investors off the property market.
New York Times: Democrats seem to have learned their lesson from the GFC.
Tough new LVR rules will require most investors to have a 40 per cent deposit.
Finance Minister Grant Robertson said the government will target housing in Budget 2021. Video / Mark Mitchell
Otago and Southland are among the regions expected to be most affected by Covid-19.
Who'll be out watching the America's Cup on a superyacht and what will it cost?
ANZ economist Sharon Zollner shares thoughts on money, debt and the price of lollies.
US Treasury Secretary says the country is in a "deep hole" with millions of lost jobs.
Financial Times: An economy based on asset inflation is not a stable one.