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Public Policy / Opinion
Public Policy / Opinion
5th Jul 25, 9:30am
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Hervé Goulletquer warns that investors are normalising US-induced economic and financial uncertainty at their peril
Property / News
Property / News
5th Jul 25, 6:00am
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Auction activity is settling into its winter groove - 41% of properties sold under the hammer at the latest auctions
Personal Finance / Opinion
Personal Finance / Opinion
5th Jul 25, 9:10am
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Economy / News
Economy / News
5th Jul 25, 8:07am
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Bad choices to haunt US financial markets; Japanese spending rises; China property woes back; EU house prices rise; Australian household spending rises; UST 10yr at 4.33%; gold up and oil flat; NZ$1 = 60.6 USc; TWI-5 = 67.9
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