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Insurance Council says a 'low number' of New Zealanders consider changing their insurance providers and urges people to shop ...
Positive risk sentiment continued despite conflicting news on tariff developments. The S&P advanced 0.7% extending its weekly ...
China delivers better economic data responding to stimulus; Singapore factories busier; US data wavers & sentiment drops; UST ...
The IMF says stronger regional economic ties in Asia can help build resilience during a time of growing policy uncertainty ...
Competition authorities – the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and New Zealand’s Commerce Commission – ...
TradeMe data suggests landlords are dropping rents to attract tenants but housing unaffordability remains at record levels in ...
US data wavers, sentiment drops sharply; Canada gets ready to vote; China winds up its consumption push, cancels some key ag ...
BNZ's head of research Stephen Toplis says the Reserve Bank 'does have a track record' of withdrawing guidance on the future ...
Dambisa Moyo advises investors to prepare for crisis scenarios where conventional risk-management strategies no longer work ...
*Brian Easton, an independent scholar, is an economist, social statistician, public policy analyst and historian. He was the ...
Chris Trotter says there is very little that is either logical or rational in the doctrines of the Catholic Church – or in ...
Ross Stitt says the Aussie election is being called a choice between 'dumb and dumber'. And just when conditions are ripe for ...
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