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US economy smashes job growth predictions sparking Wall Street frenzy
The data reassured investors concerned about a possible recession.
The data reassured investors concerned about a possible recession.
Analysts pick big rise in loan interest rates on back of new bank capital requirements.
News of Trump's discussions about Jerome Powell prompted rebukes from lawmakers.
ANZ economists are picking a rate cut in 2019 as global growth slows.
The move may offer some relief for sharemarket investors in 2019.
Watchdog warns of chain reaction in next crisis as Wall Street makes fears more real
Yet another warning has been issued to the big global players.
Stocks, oil, dairy and Bitcoin are all down, but it's not time to panic yet.
Golden Weather: ASB economists are picking a sunnier outlook for the summer months.
ANZ, BNZ and Westpac are all offering fixed-term rates under 4 per cent.
COMMENT: Unemployment a complex issue but still a piece of economic data that counts.
COMMENT: Reserve Bank makes its forecasts tomorrow but even experts are hedging their bets
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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'
EDITORIAL: The days of low interest rates, in the US at least, are now numbered.
Nearly every single stock on the benchmark S&P/NZX50 index was in the red.
The dollar has fallen 2.3 per cent against the greenback this week alone.
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?