Kiwi Income raises $120m
Kiwi Income Property Trust has successfully raised $120 million through the sale of convertible notes.New Zealand 'on road to recovery'
New Zealand is on the road to recovery after emerging from a "once-in-a-lifetime" crisis in better shape than expected, according to the Government's latest economic and fiscal update.
Recession is over - NZIER
The recession is over and the outlook is improving, according to economic forecasters in the latest NZIER consensus forecasts survey.
Govt mulls spending caps
2:02pm The Government is considering spending caps above which it would not spend in order to deal with intense spending pressure.
NZ stocks make modest gains
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Early gains by leading stocks helped the New Zealand sharemarket start today's trading with a lift.
Indices
| VALUE | MOVEMENT | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NZX50 | 3,118.718 | ![]() |
19.921 | 0.64% |
| ASX200 | 4,654.000 | ![]() |
18.800 | 0.40% |
| DOW | 10,500.450 | ![]() |
29.000 | 0.30% |
| NASDAQ | 2,211.890 | ![]() |
21.600 | 1.00% |
| FTSE | 5,315.340 | ![]() |
53.800 | 1.00% |
| NIKKEI | 10,105.680 | ![]() |
-2.200 | 0.00% |
| H-SENG | 22,085.750 | ![]() |
183.600 | 0.80% |
| NZX50 20 min delay, others last close | ||||
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Currencies
| RATE | |
|---|---|
| Australian Dollar | 0.795 |
| Euro | 0.497 |
| British Pound | 0.446 |
| Hong Kong Dollar | 5.643 |
| Japanese Yen | 64.570 |
| Singapore Dollar | 1.013 |
| US Dollar | 0.728 |
| Price as at 1:10 pm, 15 Dec | |
100,000 to get phone redress
Telecom plans to compensate at least 100,000 customers after a "technical fault" in Christchurch cut off the XT mobile network for much of the country.
NZICT priorities earn praise
NZICT’s near-term ICT priorities plan for New Zealand has received praise from representatives of the New Zealand user community following its release.
PGGW issue seen as relatively successful
Shoppers pick up pace
Googlephone to make NY debut
At last, the Googlephone has appeared.
Citipay reveals repayment plan
Citigroup laid out a plan to repay the money it owes the U.S. government, including issuing about $20 billion of capital, as the bank looks to end the executive pay restrictions that came with the funds.
Amcor gets EC go-ahead for Alcan deal
Tiger's woes make sponsorship tougher
Mercedes' China sales growth to outstrip market
Daimler AG expects sales of its Mercedes-Benz vehicles to rise more than 15 per cent by volume in China in 2010.
ASX advances in early trade
The Australian sharemarket has opened moderately higher led by a stronger Wall Street and resources stocks.
Oil continues slide, dips below $69
Oil fell for the ninth straight session as traders weighed weak fuel demand against gains in the stock market.
Dollar gains on Dubai's bailout
Global appetite for risk grows
NZ stocks make modest gains
Early gains by leading stocks helped the New Zealand sharemarket start today's trading with a lift.
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Tougher regulations for debt issuers in store
Debt issuers, including finance companies dealing with moratoria, will face tougher regulations from January 31 next year, Commerce Minister Simon Power says.
Strategic investors left in doubt
Positive month for Super Fund
ING's Kiwisaver fund cracks $1bn
Money manager ING is quietly goading its rivals after becoming the first KiwiSaver provider to break the magical $1 billion mark for funds held under management.
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Tiger's Kiwi caddie breaks his silence
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