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Westpac Weekly Commentary - Minding Inflation

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Westpac Weekly Commentary - Minding InflationIt’s a longer than usual gap between Monetary Policy Statements. With few significant data releases before the September  review, the market took what it could from the RBNZ Governor’s speech last week.
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BNZ Weekly Overview from Tony Alexander - Chief Economist, BNZ

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BNZ Weekly Overview from Tony Alexander - Chief Economist, BNZInformed Uncertainty - Remember that this is all informed guesswork at best – especially now. That is, don’t for goodness sakes be running your business or personal finances on the basis of a particular set of projections (ours or others) coming true because  this is still the biggest period of economic uncertainty any of us have seen on a global basis.
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Mumpreneurs mind store from home

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HOTmilk Lingerie founders Lisa Ebbing (right) and Ange Crosbie. Photo / Bay of Plenty TimesBusinesses started from home by new mums are a growth sector.  Online selling has provided the springboard for products designed or made by new mums and demographic changes have also boosted them. They've been given a label; mumpreneurs.
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Double-dip recession risk eases, survey

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Double-dip recession risk eases, survey A survey of owners of small and medium businesses found nearly a third reporting a rise in revenue during the past 12 months.  Company MYOB said its latest Business Monitor nationwide survey of more than 1000 business owners showed New Zealand was not in danger of a double-dip recession, despite signs of a slow and shaky recovery.
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NZ dollar holds ground

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NZ dollar holds groundThe New Zealand dollar continued to gain some of the ground lost to the greenback last week as investors found more of their appetite for risk.  By 8am today the kiwi was buying US71.24c, up from US71.02c at 5pm yesterday.
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