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NZ, Aust dollars tumble vs yen as currency hits record high
The New Zealand and Australian dollars have tumbled against the yen as Japan's currency broke through key resistance levels to reach a record high against the greenback.
Stocks sink further overnight on world markets
Equities on Wall St slid again overnight, as Japan's nuclear crisis showed no signs of abating and analysts tallied up the potential economic costs of the devastation.
Dairy prices fall 8.2pc in overnight auction
Prices in Fonterra's latest online auction have fallen 8.2 per cent.
Mainfreight breaks into Europe with $227m acquisition
Mainfreight is hitting up its bankers for as much as $227m to buy Netherlands-based company Wim Bosman.
Gold hits record price overnight
Gold hit a record high on world markets overnight, but equities fell as investors worried about the impact on consumer spending and corporate profits of high oil prices.
NZ dollar treading water until OCR review
The New Zealand dollar will probably hold around 75 US cents until next Thursday as traders wait for the Reserve Bank to say whether it will cut the OCR.
Dairy prices rise 6pc in Fonterra auction
The price of milk powder rose to the highest level in three years in Fonterra's latest online auction.
Imports rise 14pc in January says Stats NZ
The total value of goods imported in January increased 14 per cent to $396m from January 2010, to a montly total of $3.3b, said Stats NZ this morning.
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Liam Dann: Enormity of disaster means all economic bets are off
Amid the tragedy and debris it feels harsh to talk about economics and daunting to talk about getting Christchurch back to business.