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China's zero Covid lockdowns are behind weaker demand from the PRC and lower GDT prices.
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Mainfreight's performance was well received by the market and investors.
Should banks help taxpayers cover the cost of money printing?
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Household wealth plunges by almost $90 billion
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Market close: Inflation menace strangles NZ sharemarket
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'Information void' obstructs rating agency view on Three Waters reforms
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Jeremy Hunt may ditch PM Liz Truss' tax-cutting plans to bring stability to the country.
UK turmoil: PM Liz Truss drops tax cuts, sacks Treasury chief
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Market close: NZ stocks rise on back of big Wall St turnaround
An energetic Fisher and Paykel Healthcare led the way.
Reserve Bank expected to need $9b of Crown support
Cost of recapitalising the Reserve Bank keeps rising with inflation.
Jenée Tibshraeny: NZ unlikely to go down the path of the UK
Voters more likely to have tantrums over politicians' spending plans than markets.
Stock Takes: Synlait a work in progress, Fonterra's inventory build-up
Synlait's 'robust' return to profit, S&P says "don't worry" about Fonterra's inventory.
The 'perfect storm' driving down the NZ dollar
'Financial markets have put fiscal policy on notice' - ANZ strategist.
Richard Prebble: Why the kiwi dollar has been slammed
Without a balanced budget and higher OCR, we're on the same path as Turkey or the UK.
Adrian Orr: Tightening cycle is 'well-advanced'
Adrian Orr notes 'every currency in the world is declining against the USD'.
Christopher Niesche: A big green deal for Supermarket giant Coles
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Fonterra profit eases, opts to keep Australian business
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Jarden Brief: Kellogg's new buddy lifts cereal company fortunes
Little Debbie Nutty Buddy gets investors excited.
Mark Fowler: Why the US is still a leader among markets
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Market close: Dairy companies lead NZ shares higher
Fonterra units jump while a2 and Synlait get a boost
KiwiSaver U-turn: Govt didn't consult fund managers on failed GST change
All 11 fund managers the Herald spoke to were in dark over the Govt's GST change.
Market Watch: Bracing for higher rates and tougher inflation fight
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Stock Takes: The a2 conundrum - what to do with a lazy $700m?
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No quick fix for export kiwifruit quality woes, but Zespri confident of resolution
Zespri confident industry players are uniting to tackle the costly quality challenge.
Zespri grower earnings dip, alarm over fruit quality issues
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SkyCity revenues down nearly a third
Casino operator weathers lockdown-ravaged year with revenues down a third.
New meme stock victim: Bed Bath & Beyond tumbles
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Derivatives, better hydro boost Genesis earnings
Genesis Energy's earnings rose thanks to favourable derivative contracts and more rain.
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