The Reserve Bank has given itself options., All things property, under OneRoof Keep Reading

New Zealand remains a better place to save than Australia via a term deposit, with our interest rates higher. But the advantages may ease back in 2024 Keep Reading

As China shows sparks of recovery, it’s best not to get too excited about the improving health of Asia’s biggest economy. That’s especially true if you’re Keep Reading

First-home buyers are out in force., All things property, under OneRoof Keep Reading

Strong migration will be a key driver of the housing market next year., All things property, under OneRoof Keep Reading

Climate change, government spending, and the retirement age are likely to be sticking points in a three-party coalition negotiation between National, Act & NZ First Keep Reading

In the home stretch of a rocky 2023, China and Warren Buffett are warning the global economy that the year ahead could be even more precarious. Not Keep Reading

The change in government is having a positive effect on investor sentiment., All things property, under OneRoof Keep Reading

David Hargreaves welcomes news Statistics NZ will produce more timely, monthly, pricing data but reckons we still need a full CPI indicator every month and an earlier view of GDP information Keep Reading

Inflation has fallen by far more than anybody expected, despite surging fuel costs, which suggests the Reserve Bank's interest rate rises of the recent past are working Keep Reading

First home buyers may feel a need to get in before investors make a comeback., All things property, under OneRoof Keep Reading

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There are too many competing factors at play., All things property, under OneRoof Keep Reading

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As the world’s largest bilateral lender, China faces challenges in dealing with the debt distress of some of its borrowers under the Belt and Road Keep Reading

Even though rates are now at fifteen year highs, home loan borrowers should be anticipating further fixed rate rises, and quite soon for the next shift up Keep Reading

Pinelopi Goldberg considers the role that tariffs have played in undermining global cooperation and driving conflict Keep Reading

NEW YORK – America doesn’t have the factories or skilled labor to replace Chinese imports that support defense contractors and basic infrastructure, leaving the US economy vulnerable to harm … Keep Reading

TOKYO – The most surprising thing about Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida reshuffling his Cabinet is that he actually thinks he’s running Asia’s No 2 economy. That would actually be Kazuo Ueda,… Keep Reading

Allowing macroeconomic and monetary experts to serve on the Monetary Policy Committee is welcome. But, asks Eric Crampton, how did Reserve Bank believe there had never really been a ban?  Keep Reading

Koichi Hamada explains why consensus predictions of a worldwide economic downturn this year have not weathered well Keep Reading

The investment world can be an expensive place in which to find yourself, Sheryl Sutherland says, arguing the focus should be on the psychology of investor success Keep Reading

Best-selling author stresses our reliance on semiconductors. Keep Reading

The New Zealand Tax Podcast – The Generic Tax Policy Process: consultation or lobbying? Finding a permanent solution to funding managed retreat. When social media influencers go bad Keep Reading

The price of hedging China risk on world markets hasn’t fluttered during the past couple of weeks, which means that investors with real money on the line and speculators looking for a score aren’t … Keep Reading