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Dollar rises to 6-week high against euro after ECB cuts rates
The NZ dollar rose to a six-week high against the euro after the European Central Bank unexpectedly cut its three key interest rates.
European Central Bank cuts rates
Equities advanced in Europe after the European Central Bank lowered three key interest rates and announced plans to start buying assets next month
House values up - new QV stats out
QV has released latest house value data showing big rises nationally and in Auckland but growth rates are slowing.
Auckland house prices slump
Auckland house sale volumes and average sale prices have slumped in August - so what's behind the slight cooling off of the market?
Claire Matthews: Why must politicians tinker with KiwiSaver?
What KiwiSaver really needs is to be left alone by the politicians and allowed to get on with its purpose of helping kiwis save for their retirement.
Dollar falls as expectations for local rate hikes pushed out
The New Zealand dollar weakened overnight, weighed down by a rising US dollar and changing expectations for Reserve Bank interest rate rises.
Central banks to lawmakers: You try growing this economy
Power of monetary policy to drive global growth is nearing its limit. Further progress depends on government leaders.