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Kiwi dollar eases after weak US house data 11:30AM Thursday November 19, 2009

The New Zealand dollar eased lower after weaker-than-expected US housing data eroded investors' appetite for higher-yielding, or riskier, assets and dragged down stocks on Wall Street. Housing starts in the US fell to an annualised rate of 529,000 last month, the lowest in six months, damping optimism… More


Banking watchdog fields twice as many complaints Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell. 5:50PM Monday November 16, 2009

Interest rate volatility, the failure of sophisticated investment instruments and general financial hardship were… More

RBNZ wants tax changes as property demand lifts Video Alan Bollard. Photo / Mark Mitchell 4:00AM Thursday November 12, 2009

The Reserve Bank has renewed its plea for changes to the tax system to help put the economy on a more even keel… More

Confidence in housing stays high, says ASB survey New Zealanders are still optimistic about the state of the housing market, according to an ASB survey. Photo / Herald on Sunday. 9:30AM Monday November 16, 2009

New Zealanders are still optimistic about the state of the housing market, according to an ASB survey. Chief… More

Banks have cost borrowers $2b - Greens Russel Norman. Photo / Mark Mitchell 4:00AM Thursday November 12, 2009

Major bank price gouging on floating rate loans has cost New Zealand businesses and other borrowers up to $2 billion… More





 
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