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Tracy Withers

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Reporter at Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News reporter in New Zealand. All opinions are my own. @business

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  • 2 days ago | bloomberg.com | Tracy Withers

    (Bloomberg) -- New Zealand house prices fell for a second straight month, suggesting the property market lacks momentum even as interest rates fall. Prices fell 0.1% in May from April, when they declined a revised 0.1%, property consultancy Cotality said Thursday in Wellington. The April result was previously reported as a 0.3% increase.

  • 2 days ago | bloomberg.com | Tracy Withers

    The All Blacks rugby team logo. Photographer: Marty Melville/AFP/Getty Images(Bloomberg) -- New Zealand Rugby agreed a sponsorship deal with Gallagher Insurance that will give the US-based insurance brokerage naming rights on the playing kit of the All Blacks rugby team.

  • 1 week ago | hk.news.yahoo.com | Tracy Withers

    Tracy Withers 2025年5月27日 下午11:05 【彭博】-- 紐西蘭央行連續第六次降息,並暗示還有進一步降息的空間,以提振因美國關稅而蒙上陰影的經濟復甦前景。 紐西蘭央行周三決定將官方現金利率下調25個基點至3.25%,這與彭博調查24位經濟學家中的23位的預測一致。紐西蘭央行的最新預測顯示,年內至少還有一次25個基點的降息。 「關稅以及海外政策不確定性上升料放緩紐西蘭經濟復甦步伐,並降低中期通膨壓力,」紐西蘭央行在周三發布的貨幣政策聲明中表示。「通膨率處於目標區間內,委員會已做好準備,應對國內外形勢發展,維持中期物價穩定。」 紐西蘭央行表示,委員會也考慮了維持利率不變的利弊,但最終以5比1的投票結果支持降息。紐西蘭經濟復甦乏力,為決策者提供了維持寬鬆政策傾向的空間。 紐西蘭元在貨幣政策聲明發布後上漲,交易員們評估央行未能一致決定降息。威靈頓時間下午2:24,紐西蘭元兌美元報0.5964。 原文標題New Zealand Delivers Sixth Rate Cut to Fan Economic Recovery (1) More stories like...

  • 1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Tracy Withers

    The Sky Tower and other buildings from Wynyard Wharf in Auckland, New Zealand, on Saturday, Feb. 22, 2025. New Zealand’s central bank will slow the pace of interest-rate cuts after a third straight reduction of 50 basis points, saying lower borrowing costs should begin to stoke an economic recovery.

  • 2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Tracy Withers

    (Bloomberg) -- New Zealand’s government is introducing a new tax incentive to increase business investment as it seeks to lift productivity and stoke economic growth. Firms will be able to deduct 20% of the value of new assets such as machinery and buildings in the year they are purchased, Finance Minister Nicola Willis announced in her annual budget Thursday in Wellington. At the same time, companies will face increased costs from changes to the KiwiSaver worker pension savings plan.

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RT @MatthewBrockett: The RBNZ is poised to raise interest rates for a 12th straight meeting and may signal it’s not done yet. https://t.co/…

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23 Mar 23

RT @business: New Zealand’s aggressive monetary policy tightening is having the desired effect of slowing the economy, says the central ban…