In a heavy US data release day, activity and pricing indicators were weak, driving down US rates and supported US equities.

New report says Māori interests in horticulture are growing fast while the industry as a whole faces constraints ...

Could gravity be evidence that the universe is a computer simulation? Melvin Vopson's new study suggests why this might be so ...

Responding to last place in Consumer NZ survey, ANZ says its own surveys are at all-time highs, with its research showing 87% ...

When the Member’s Bill about banning social media for adolescents under 16 went into the biscuit tin, the media release ...

Canadian data reflects tariff twists; China new yuan loan data weak; Aussie drought extends; ASIC puts Macquarie in its ...

The Co-operative Bank tops bank customer satisfaction survey, with Consumer NZ highlighting low bank switching rates ...

The Green Party says its would raise $88 billion in taxes over four years to expand public services and reduce poverty if ...

Population growth from migration declined by almost three quarters in year to March as fewer migrants arrived and more people ...

US Treasury yields push higher as focus turns to the US fiscal outlook. US equities 'consolidate'. Despite talk, currency ...

Electronic cards data for April shows that hospitality, durables and consumables spending rose in the month, but the apparel ...

Brian Easton asks whether we should pursue a ‘Golden Rule’ where any public borrowing for consumption is temporary ...