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The World Gold Council looks at the likely trajectory for the gold price in multiple scenarios; BAU, stagflation, rising geopolitical tensions, or conflict resolution
19th Jul 25, 9:15am
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The World Gold Council looks at the likely trajectory for the gold price in multiple scenarios; BAU, stagflation, rising geopolitical tensions, or conflict resolution
Zhang Jun singles out China's massive scale, inclusive education, and horizontal competition as key reasons for its manufacturing success
Tom Logan and Paula Blackett say treating climate risk as an individual responsibility may reduce short-term government liability, but it will not reduce long-term social and fiscal liability
James K. Galbraith asks whether US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is right to urge the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates
NZ’s new AI strategy is long on ‘economic opportunity’ but short on managing ethical and social risk
Why recycling solar panels is harder than you might think − an electrical engineer explains
We need to ask hard questions about the claimed economic benefits of fast-track mining projects
Desmond Lachman highlights the myriad ways Donald Trump is undermining markets' faith in the US economy and the US dollar
Yi Fuxian fears that China's policymakers have learned nothing from Japan's housing experience
Hervé Goulletquer warns that investors are normalising US-induced economic and financial uncertainty at their peril
New laws to make it harder for large Australian and foreign companies to avoid paying tax
4th Jul 25, 11:30am
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New laws to make it harder for large Australian and foreign companies to avoid paying tax
The Bank for International Settlements' Hyun Song Shin says a stabilising force is required in turbulent times
30th Jun 25, 9:00am
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The Bank for International Settlements' Hyun Song Shin says a stabilising force is required in turbulent times
A gold analyst says ongoing fiscal concerns will likely lead to bond market volatility, ultimately supporting the gold market as investors look for alternative safe-haven assets
29th Jun 25, 12:46pm
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A gold analyst says ongoing fiscal concerns will likely lead to bond market volatility, ultimately supporting the gold market as investors look for alternative safe-haven assets
Shang-Jin Wei identifies areas where inter-regional cooperation can make up for the abdication of American leadership
Keun Lee & Isabel Álvarez identify factors that can enhance or undermine the growth-boosting potential of globalisation
27th Jun 25, 1:30pm
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Keun Lee & Isabel Álvarez identify factors that can enhance or undermine the growth-boosting potential of globalisation
One bad rainstorm away from disaster: Mark Bloomberg & Steve Urlich say proposed changes to forestry rules won’t solve the ‘slash’ problem
27th Jun 25, 12:29pm
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One bad rainstorm away from disaster: Mark Bloomberg & Steve Urlich say proposed changes to forestry rules won’t solve the ‘slash’ problem
Auckland housing supply has responded to shifts in demand, supported by the Unitary Plan and the construction industry’s ability to scale up
26th Jun 25, 7:23am
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Auckland housing supply has responded to shifts in demand, supported by the Unitary Plan and the construction industry’s ability to scale up
How Internet of Things devices affect your privacy – even when they’re not yours
25th Jun 25, 10:57am
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How Internet of Things devices affect your privacy – even when they’re not yours
New report highlights the food and agri sector’s looming $150 billion intergenerational wealth transfer
NZ’s plan to ‘welcome anyone, from anywhere, anytime’ is not a sustainable tourism policy
Michael Strain argues that a free-enterprise system is not merely a tool, as J.D. Vance has argued, but an end in itself
22nd Jun 25, 12:34pm
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Michael Strain argues that a free-enterprise system is not merely a tool, as J.D. Vance has argued, but an end in itself
Dambisa Moyo warns investors not to rely on past playbooks as long-ignored vulnerabilities hit asset values
Willem Buiter and Anne Sibert expect policy-induced inflation to drive nominal losses on outstanding US Treasuries
Computers tracking us, an ‘electronic collar’: Gilles Deleuze’s 1990 Postcript on the Societies of Control was eerily prescient
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been called the ‘AI Oppenheimer’ – but he dismisses concerns: AI is just ‘processing data’