'Market tantrum': US stocks finish sharply lower to close out global rout
Financial Times: S&P 500 finishes trading day down 3% after Nikkei gets thrashed.
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Global rout: Japan’s stock index suffers worst day since 1987
'Sea of Red' as trading in Nikkei futures suspended, Australia has worst day since 2020.
Official Cash Rate tipped to hit 5% by year’s end
One bank has updated its OCR forecast, and now expects a drop in October.
Fed says first cut to US interest rates could come in September
Financial Times: Comments by chair Powell boost expectations of pre-election move.
‘The worst will soon be past’: ANZ survey shows consumer confidence bounce
Inflation expectations continue to fall and there is some optimism about the future.
Rate cut in November looking likely: Economist
RBNZ 'all over the place' but mostly moving in the right direction, Michael Reddell says.
Market close: Investors respond positively to Reserve Bank's OCR message
The S&P/NZX 50 Index turned around after the OCR was left on hold at 5.5%.
Liam Dann: How will NZ drive economic growth in the next decade? Why mining won’t cut it
OPINION: The next wave of global economic growth will involve electricity, Liam Dann says.
Bank of England keeps main interest rate at 16-year high despite inflation fall
Concerns some underlying measures of inflation are still too high.
Cost of living: Reserve Bank outlining path ‘back to 2% inflation’
'Think hard before jumping': Reserve Bank says outlook for NZ economy is not that bad.
Fed signals one interest rate cut before end of 2024
Financial Times: Forecasts after data shows inflation lower than expected in May.
Inside Economics: Winners and losers in the interest rate game - and why it matters
OPINION: We need to stop self-pathologising, because NZ's not that special.
Zombies: Ranks of world’s most debt-hobbled companies soaring, and not all will survive
'They’re going to get crushed': Judgment Day may loom for debt-addled companies.
ANZ predicts interest rate cuts from February next year
Previously hawkish economists now see first OCR cut occurring in February, not May.
Stocks sink as bond sell-off fuels jitters
Financial Times: Low demand for new Treasury auctions prompts retreat in major indices.
'Very painful spot': Willis, Orr discuss efforts to rein in inflation
The Reserve Bank has kept the OCR on hold at 5.5 per cent.
Reserve Bank keeps OCR on hold at 5.5 per cent, rates could stay higher for longer
The Reserve Bank makes its latest call on whether it will cut the OCR or not.
OECD warns NZ Govt it shouldn’t borrow to pay for tax cuts
Organisation calls for a capital gains tax, better education and more competition.
US inflation stubborn as prices keep rising
Much as Kiwis do, American consumers confront sticky inflation.
New appointments to Monetary Policy Committee suggest change of tune by the RBNZ
Economists with expertise in infrastructure and macroeconomics to join powerful committee.
Liam Dann: Why do we always have to suffer through this OCR pain?
Is there any good news on the horizon for mortgage holders?
NZ wholesale interest rates head down after RBNZ’s OCR call
Market pricing is pointing to further declines in New Zealand interest rates.
Watch: Official Cash Rate kept at 5.5%
Inflation is still too stubborn for the country to afford a rates cut.
How the RBNZ is losing the inflation race
Canada is back in the ideal inflation range - why aren't we?
Adrian Orr on inflation, interest rates: ‘Last few yards may be very difficult’
RBNZ Governor underlines his commitment to getting inflation back to 2 per cent.
Market close: Rate hike prediction rattles sharemarket
ANZ said the Reserve Bank could still hike the official cash rate twice this year.
Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady
Financial Times: Officials seek ‘greater confidence’ inflation is falling to 2% target.
Opinion: Will politics or economics win out in 2024?
Financial Times: The belief that demand cycles trump supply-side issues needs updating.
Editorial: Grim outlook no surprise but political hyperbole unhelpful
OPINION: National must be cautious not to let gloomy rhetoric undercut confidence.
Adrian Orr invokes ghost chips, Muldoon
Migrant numbers and sluggish GDP are a real surprise, Orr admits.
Moment of truth for Nicola Willis as she faces first Budget test
Nicola Willis says the country has had six years of economic mismanagement.
Sharemarket well-positioned for 2024 after stronger-than-expected year - Mark Lister
OPINION: Our market is heavily weighted to defensive businesses that pay dividends.
RBNZ's tough talk on interest rates isn't a game, says deputy governor
Christian Hawkesby on why the RBNZ is leaning against markets pricing in rate cuts.
Liam Dann: Brace yourself - big warning buried in the Reserve Bank statement
OPINION: Monetary policy takes time and the real pain of high rates is still to come.