Canadian housing starts rise; Singapore's exports fall; so do China's car sales and India's exports; eyes on RBA review, ...

Brian Easton says severe geological and financial earthquakes are inevitable. We just don’t know how soon and how they will ...

Roger J Kerr says a series of softer economic data prints, similar to the retail sales numbers last week, will lead to a ...

While Labour’s policy-makers refuse point-blank to compromise their principles in the name of courting the votes of racists, ...

European equities rise to a fresh record highs. President Xi meets with Chinese IT leaders, a strong signal of a turnaround ...

Endorsed by the Argentine president, LIBRA collapses after Milei drops support, leaving investors holding the memecoin can ...

China goes on a new debt splurge; China FDI dives; Singapore growth rises, Malaysia's declines; US retail disappoints; Canada ...

The services sector expanded slightly in January, as did the manufacturing sector - results that point toward an economic ...

Members of the 'Shadow Board' the NZIER assembles to state views on the Official Cash Rate strongly agree the OCR will be cut ...

Some academic actuaries say we are not overestimating climate and biodiversity risks. Unmitigated climate change and ...

A 50-point cut to the Official Cash Rate is a near certainty in the coming week, so attention will quickly turn to whatever ...

US retail sales significantly weaker than expected. This data contributed to lower US Treasury yields and weighed on the US dollar. NZD/USD traded back above 57 USc and to its highest level since Dece ...