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<i>Dollar Outlook:</i> Kiwi faces heavy start to 2011 against greenback
The New Zealand dollar faces pressure in its first full week of trading in 2011 as support for the greenback is bolstered by upbeat US data and renewed fears about European debt.
November exports soar 19 per cent
Exports were up 19 per cent in November with the annual trade balance for that month a surplus of $1.3 billion - the first since 2001.
Time for corporate America to confirm Wall St optimism
It's time now for corporate America to confirm the optimism that has led shares on Wall Street to six weeks of gains.
Australian floods boost market for NZ fruit, veges
Eastern Australia's sopping wet summer has set the scene for an "explosion" of imported New Zealand produce.
<i>Gehan Gunasekara</i>: Heavy price for place in US good books
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Emergency meeting held in response to floods crisis
Twenty three Queensland towns and cities are now affected in a disaster zone larger than the size of New South Wales.
Queensland floods will have global impact - Premier
The damage from the Queensland floods is so extensive it will affect the international economy...
Commodities slide on world markets overnight
Commodities slid, taking stocks on Wall St. lower overnight, amid concern that rising food and raw materials prices would cut into corporate profits.
NZ-Hong Kong trade agreement in effect
The Closer Economic Partnership Agreement between NZ and Hong Kong came into force on Saturday, making cuts to remaining NZ tariffs.
Strong dollar a boon for tourists heading to Europe
The New Zealand dollar is trading at its highest level against the pound in three decades.
Current account surplus swung by $1.7b earthquake claims
New Zealand had a current account surplus of $35m in the September quarter Statistics New Zealand said today, due largely to Canterbury earthquake insurance claims.
<i>Inside Money:</i> Christmas smells, oh Christmas smells
I'm not the only one who's wondered what The Warehouse smells of.
Fonterra-troops claim 'preposterous' - Helen Clark
Helen Clark has angrily denied claims her government sent NZ non-combat engineers to Iraq over a Fonterra contract.
Govt approves Air NZ - Virgin Blue alliance
Air NZ and Virgin Blue have won approval from Transport Minister Steven Joyce to cooperate on routes across the Tasman.
NZ wary of China's emergence - WikiLeaks
NZ was disturbed by China's rising influence in the Pacific region, a WikiLeaks cable shows.