Jarden Wealth Weekly: Investing in a high-interest rate environment
The relationship between inflation and financial assets is not always straightforward.
The relationship between inflation and financial assets is not always straightforward.
Is there any good news on the horizon for mortgage holders?
Market pricing is pointing to further declines in New Zealand interest rates.
Mortgage holders didn't get the news they were hoping for yesterday.
Inflation is still too stubborn for the country to afford a rates cut.
With all eyes on the Reserve Bank's decision, we explain how it affects your mortgage
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What is the Official Cash Rate and how does it control lending rates?
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ANZ is expecting the official cash rate to be raised from 5.5 per cent next week.
Auditors won't be knocking on the door any time soon, though.
Financial Times: A tinkle of warning bells is ringing Down Under for investors.
The possibility of debt-to-income ratios being used has worried first home buyers.
RBNZ Governor underlines his commitment to getting inflation back to 2 per cent.
New Stats NZ data shows unprecedented levels of migration continue in both directions.
Subdued consumer prices, card spending and housing data will give RBNZ pause for thought.
Electronic card transaction data for January showed a bump in spending.
Resilience in price pressures comes as Federal Reserve considers when to cut rates.
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Asset returns decreased and half the iwi reported financial losses.
The cost of living is outpacing inflation - up 7 per cent. But there is good news.
'The company hasn't made a sale for 12 months' - Garry Shuttleworth.
RBNZ chief economist pushes back against dovish financial markets.
New mortgage lending to investors fell to a decade-low for a December month in 2023.
The case cited information from a bank whistleblower, said to show internal discussions.
Speech next week to hint at the RBNZ's next move.
Strong domestically-driven inflation expected to continue worrying the RBNZ.
One economist is unsure whether the Government's tax cuts can be delivered.
Economists note there's still a way to go to fully tame inflation.
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