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Kiwis' investing habits revealed

New research into what drives Kiwis' investing has been released.

Brian Gaynor: NZX brokers have raised white flag of surrender

COMMENT: Latest report offers little reason to hope market can be turned around.

Editorial: Flipping heck - the amorality of property speculation

EDITORIAL: Unbridled greed played no small part in the housing crisis.

Supercharging the markets: New push to pump money into companies

Capital Markets 2029 makes a case for giving KiwiSaver members more choice.

Liam Dann: Can the kiwi win a global race to the bottom?

COMMENT: Our currency is off almost 10 per cent in six months - how low will it go?

Market Watch: Why do investors buy bonds with negative returns?

As interest rates and bonds head for negative territory, what keeps investors interested?

A cold caller rang with a get-rich proposal. It went horribly wrong (for them).

The bold claims and invisible world of the online trading sales company targeting Kiwis.

How the trade war is hurting NZ - threat vs reality

As the trade war heats up markets are rattled, but how hard is it really hitting NZ?

Fonterra's ugliest performance right here at home: Shareholders

Biggest shock of ugly Fonterra news right under Kiwi farmers' noses.

A recession will come, but how bad will it be?

Despite this week's warning signs, we have little idea when.

Dollar stands still amid focus on falling rates

The New Zealand dollar is little changed despite an attempt to push it down.

World sharemarkets shudder, but too early to call recession

Price action in the US Treasuries does not mean a recession is on the way.

Billion trees backlash: Shane Jones on the defensive

Forestry Minister Shane Jones says New Zealand land use change is on a march.

Liam Dann: I hope Adrian Orr is better at poker than me

Does a double cut in the official cash rate leave enough in the tank for a real crisis?

Gloomy outlook: Interest rates tipped to go below 1 per cent

Economists' interest-rate outlooks getting increasingly gloomy as market woes escalate.

Uncertainty rules as US, China slug it out in trade and currency war

The New Zealand sharemarket finished 1.66 per cent down.