At the crossroads: Why the economic outlook is so murky
COMMENT: Reserve Bank makes its forecasts tomorrow but even experts are hedging their bets
COMMENT: Reserve Bank makes its forecasts tomorrow but even experts are hedging their bets
Don't let one bad month spook you, but what just happened to your KiwiSaver balance?
COMMENT: Will this be a November to remember, or one investors will want to forget?
COMMENT: Why do markets get spooked at Halloween?
The US economy posted its best back-to-back quarters in four years
The financial sector still regards itself as 'too big to be allowed to fail'
Global debt levels are at all-time highs, limiting our options if growth stalls.
Another sharp drop for local shares takes "Red October" losses close to 10 per cent.
EDITORIAL: The days of low interest rates, in the US at least, are now numbered.
The latest business survey was downbeat again, but does that tell the whole story?
COMMENT: With his mortgage rate due to be re-fixed, Liam Dann works through his options.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has kept the Offical Cash Rate at 1.75 per cent.
This is the third time this year that the US Fed has raised interest rates.
COMMENT: Today's strong GDP number seriously undermines the gloomy economic narrative.
Mobile trader boss shares concerns but says his company is above board.
"Investors have been trained to think a bull market ends in some apocalyptic event."
COMMENT: Our households are more indebted than those in Spain, Greece and Italy.
Ten years after the Lehman Brothers crash changed the world, what have we learned?
COMMENT: Ten years on we are still living with the fallout.
COMMENT: Ignore business confidence; it's a politically biased gauge.
Fixed mortgage rates are heading lower, Westpac's Dominick Stephens says.
COMMENT: Not happy with your bank? Complain.
COMMENT: It's far from perfect but housing market is in a better place than two years ago.
As much as it might hurt in the short term - a lower dollar is good for us all.
Comment: is it really that dire out there?
That holiday meal out in San Fran or New York is 10 per cent more expensive than in April.
The Reserve Bank expects rates to remain on hold until 2020.
Economists are expecting the second-quarter unemployment rate to remain steady.
China's economy faces a trade war challenge but there's good news for New Zealand.
It's not hours worked that's the problem - it's how much we produce per hour.