
China’s Xi Jinping meets Malaysian leaders in diplomatic charm offensive
Xi met Malaysia’s king at the National Palace in a colourful ceremony.
Xi met Malaysia’s king at the National Palace in a colourful ceremony.
Trump has slapped new tariffs on friend and foe since returning to the presidency.
Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news
Trump accuses Beijing of reneging on a deal with US aviation giant.
OPINION: Luxon wants to take the fight global but he needs to focus on the home front.
The President’s poorly planned and executed policies are hurting US businesses.
A worse-case scenario could see NZ plunged into recession and a return to money printing.
Change in Chinese New Year cited as February still can't pip pre-pandemic tourist numbers.
More than 23,000 additional international visitors are predicted as a result.
Aggressive tariffs threaten to undermine Silicon Valley’s work on the crucial technology.
New York Times: Tap turned off on rare minerals and magnets used in EVs, chips, aerospace.
Dangerous stand-off: This is the economic equivalent of the Cuban missile crisis.
Xi said China is 'not afraid' and urged the EU to resist the US practices.
Good news for iPhone maker Apple and others who make tech products in China for the US.
OPINION: Is tariff panic premature for NZ?
Luxon has had the luck of being landed with a crisis that is right in his wheelhouse.
Foreign Minister says Prime Minister did not consult him before calls with world leaders.
From tariffs to TikTok to abortion and more, US President often changes stance.
We dig into the impacts on stocks, bonds, rates and the hedge fund basis trade.
Trump urged his followers to buy, saying: 'THIS IS A GREAT TIME TO BUY!!! DJT.'
Telegraph: Trump is demolishing accepted norms, unleashing havoc on the world stage.
Luxon will call other world leaders today in a bid to save the trading system.
Monetary policy is poised to do much of the heavy lifting spurring economic growth.
Global markets have tumbled, with Hong Kong dropping over 3% on Wednesday.
The RBNZ cut the OCR by 25 basis points but hinted that it is prepared to go further.
Zuru has factories in China, which is in line for a US tariff of 104%.
Zuru cofounder Nick Mowbray also wades into the fray.
US trade policy may force a rethink on how low the OCR has to go.
OPINION: Labour and National have increased debt, leaving NZ vulnerable to shocks.
OPINION: Is it time to revisit the idea of ‘import replacement’?