Breakfast briefing: Markets tired and wary of incoherent policy
Here’s our summary of key economic events overnight that affect New Zealand, with news we are ending the…
Japanese trade envoy Akazawa reckons he’s made progress in US trade talks (gets a refund!)
Japanese trade envoy Ryosei Akazawa said the U.S. has agreed to correct a presidential order on tariffs and…
6 Foods That Will Likely Be Impacted By the New Tariffs
As of August 7, various tariffs are in effect against imports from dozens of countries. The tariffs range…
Australians aren’t as rich as they think
The 2025 UBS Global Wealth Report was released this week, which once again showed that the median Australian…
Trump’s 50% tariffs could derail India’s manufacturing goals, Moody’s says — TradingView News
U.S. President Donald Trump’s 50% tariffs on Indian imports – far steeper than those imposed on other Asia-Pacific…
Bonkers gas cartel price hikes the only inflation left
Australian inflation is rapidly becoming a one-trick pony as energy price hikes devour everything in their path. Various…
Trump’s approval rating still negative while the public sours further on Democrats, CNBC survey shows
US President Donald Trump speaks in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, US, on…
Block raises annual profit forecast on resilient consumer spending; shares jump
By Pritam Biswas and Ateev Bhandari (Reuters) -Block reported a rise in second-quarter income and raised its annual…
United States expects monthly tariff revenue to rise to $50bn | International Trade News
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick forecasts the revenue increase even as President Donald Trump announces higher pharma and…
Winter inflation warning puts Reeves’s economic growth plan at risk
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Trump tariffs kick in at highest rates since the Great Depression
US stocks closed mixed today as the onset of President Donald Trump’s widespread tariff regime weighed on investor…
Labor market risks rising, but a lot of data to come before September meeting
By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Risks to the job market have increased, but it remains too soon to…