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Are US markets sleepwalking into an inflationary shock?

ANALYSIS: After initial panicky response to Liberation Day tariffs, US financial markets have recovered to a level seeming to imply tariffs will have minimal impact on inflation, interest rates, and corporate profits.

Nicholas Bagnall Tue, 15 Jul 2025

Margin Call

Existential threat to traditional advertising models, practices

Margin Call

Export-led recovery ahead for New Zealand

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Squeezing juice from a drying cash rate

Margin Call

If US exceptionalism has peaked where else can we invest?

Margin Call

Aussie equities don’t deserve special place in NZ portfolios

Shoeshine

Mums and dads feel the non-deductibility squeeze

ANALYSIS: On current trajectory, the rental market will be concentrated in hands of those with significant capital or social housing providers.

Maria Slade Mon, 15 May 2023

On the Money

NZ Rural Land Co: The impact of fees – part 2

ANALYSIS: The management of NZL is undertaken by a separate entity, unlike many other large listed property companies which are self-managed.

Brent Sheather Sun, 14 May 2023

Book Review

Intrepid internet hunter for the truth

ANALYSIS: Bellingcat founder tells how he exposes disinformation from open sources.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 14 May 2023

Beehive Banter

Political jockeying, budget pressures, election race

ANALYSIS: Is National’s decision to rule out Te Paati Māori a clever ploy or cock-up?

Brent Edwards Fri, 12 May 2023

Hunter’s Corner

A well-meaning but redundant $700m

ANALYSIS: Extra money in the Budget for the Green Investment Fund is more political window-dressing than environmental action.

Tim Hunter Fri, 12 May 2023

Economy Matters

The economic cake: why we can’t both have it and eat it

ANALYSIS: The incompatible demands of OCR, GDP growth rate, employment figures, and inflation value.

Christoph Schumacher Wed, 10 May 2023

Margin Call

Currency hedging: a financial markets free lunch?

ANALYSIS: We can use currency hedging as a way to mitigate the risk associated with the currency exposure.

Christine Smith-Han Tue, 09 May 2023

Shoeshine

Industry rejects calls on reshaping vaping

ANALYSIS: Handwringing follows finding that children are vaping, but is prohibitive approach like Australia’s any better?

Dita De Boni Mon, 08 May 2023

Opinion

Noose or lifeline? China’s role in New Zealand

ANALYSIS: Experts debate past, present and future relationship with a global superpower.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 07 May 2023

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Are US markets sleepwalking into an inflationary shock?

Existential threat to traditional advertising models, practices

Export-led recovery ahead for New Zealand

Squeezing juice from a drying cash rate

If US exceptionalism has peaked where else can we invest?

Aussie equities don’t deserve special place in NZ portfolios

Mums and dads feel the non-deductibility squeeze

NZ Rural Land Co: The impact of fees – part 2

Intrepid internet hunter for the truth

Political jockeying, budget pressures, election race

A well-meaning but redundant $700m

The economic cake: why we can’t both have it and eat it

Currency hedging: a financial markets free lunch?

Industry rejects calls on reshaping vaping

Noose or lifeline? China’s role in New Zealand

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