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Audrey Young: What BoJo's new job means for NZ

Until the UK-EU trade relationship is sorted out, nothing else will get a look in.

Fran O'Sullivan: Ardern's line in the sand on FTA with US

Ardern discloses bottom lines after Winston Peters' bold pitch for a bilateral deal.

Winston's big pitch in Washington DC

Winston Peters visited the White House West Wing where Mike Pence has an office.

China's economy slows to 27-year low amid trade war with US

Beijing and Washington remain locked in a trade war that has no end in sight.

Brian Fallow: Living in fear of Farmageddon

Interest rates are only one of the risks farmers face.

Ian McKelvie: Inconsistent government has created confusion and uncertainty

We're a small country, a long way from many of our markets. We must be competitive.

'Be unapologetic globalists' - OECD advice to NZ

Open markets will prevail despite the current US/China trade tension, says OECD director.

Napier Port to be partly sold but locals get priority

Locals get priority in Napier Port NZX float. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

'Don't say we didn't warn you!': China threatens Trump with trade 'nuclear option'

China has a powerful weapon up its sleeve in the bitter trade war.

The rich world's economic canaries are starting to look sickly

Australia and NZ offer early signs of trouble.

Mainfreight staff share $27m bonus after record result

Auckland-based Mainfreight's net profit rose 28 per cent to $137.6m.

Claim: China penetrates 'political core' to fund NZ politics

US Congress hearing told China has influence at New Zealand's "political core".

Fran O'Sullivan: Summit's drive to build economic bonds

COMMENT: Trump was the unspoken presence at this week's Tripartite Economic Summit.

Simon Bridges: Government should 'demystify' foreign affairs

One thing Simon Bridges and Winston Peters agree on is the pursuit of a FTA with the US.

Trade war: China 'can deliver a deadly punch' beyond tariffs, says official

Former top government official says China has 'willingness to fight a prolonged war'.

Trump's tariff threat to China sends global markets plummeting

Trump turned up the heat saying he would raise import taxes on US$200b of China products.