
‘Call me next time’: Peters disparages Luxon’s tariff talks
Foreign Minister says Prime Minister did not consult him before calls with world leaders.
Foreign Minister says Prime Minister did not consult him before calls with world leaders.
From tariffs to TikTok to abortion and more, US President often changes stance.
The Prime Minister scored calls with major names.
Four times faster than the humans.
We dig into the impacts on stocks, bonds, rates and the hedge fund basis trade.
Trump urged his followers to buy, saying: 'THIS IS A GREAT TIME TO BUY!!! DJT.'
Telegraph: Trump is demolishing accepted norms, unleashing havoc on the world stage.
Luxon will call other world leaders today in a bid to save the trading system.
Monetary policy is poised to do much of the heavy lifting spurring economic growth.
Zuru has factories in China, which is in line for a US tariff of 104%.
Zuru cofounder Nick Mowbray also wades into the fray.
US trade policy may force a rethink on how low the OCR has to go.
OPINION: Labour and National have increased debt, leaving NZ vulnerable to shocks.
OPINION: Is it time to revisit the idea of ‘import replacement’?
The Dow heads down, Hong Kong collapses, trillions are wiped off markets.
Telegraph: The UK PM plans to champion the voice of British industry on the world stage.
New York Times: Governments trying to appeal to Trump to have steep tariffs rolled back.
'The world has changed and it’ll be in the history books.'
'That has certainly been my advice to the President,' says the billionaire.
The new US tariffs have shaken international markets, causing a global share plunge.
The world reacts to Donald Trump applying new global tariffs on trade. Russel Brand is accused of rape and sexual assault. China keeps an eye on NZ investigations.
OPINION: What happened to our summer game this season?
New York Times: Experts question how the US can be facing an emergency over trade deficit.
Hawke’s Bay exports in 2023 were valued at $3.23 billion, 31% of its GDP.
The President relied on claims that have been debunked many times before.
So where did the mysterious number come from?
OPINION: Of greater concern now is suppressed consumer demand for all exports.
Weaker global demand is likely to depress commodity prices, says Westpac's Kelly Eckhold.
Luxon expects costs will rise for US consumers buying NZ products.
Liam Dann answers some of the big tariff questions after today's announcement.