Brian Fallow: Wheeler keeping close eye on housing
The Reserve Bank is watching the housing market, but at this point not so much like a hawk as like a dove, writes Brian Fallow.
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Brian Fallow: Swipe at bank governor off mark
If any bias has been on display it is Norman's against the banks, commercial and central, writes Brian Fallow.
Banker faces charges of stealing $1m
An Auckland banker has been charged with stealing nearly $1 million from his clients and faces 41 criminal offences, including money laundering.
Editorial: Bank privacy demands greater care
Editorial: Banks need to be more careful about handing over personal information to the police. They must make it their business to assess whether a request constitutes a valid reason for sidelining the Privacy Act.
Shadow board hopes for hold on official cash rate
The NZIER shadow board believes Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler should leave the official cash rate on hold at 2.5 per cent on Thursday.
Mark Lister: Is market's bull run over?
We're unlikely to get a repeat of the New Zealand sharemarket's exceptional year, predicts Mark Lister.
Novopay victims given free overdrafts
Retail banks across New Zealand have stepped in to help school staff financially affected by the Novopay debacle.
Companies feel Xmas cheer
Businesses are more confident about their own outlook and the broader economy, ANZ's monthly survey has found.
Inside Money: Empty chairs at Westpac KiwiSaver funds table
Who exactly is managing Westpac's substantial pool of KiwiSaver money right now?
Recovery patchy, says economist
Subdued inflation will keep the Reserve Bank's official cash rate on hold until at least 2014, the NZIER predicts.