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Auckland Airport 'optimistic' on Chinese travel despite questions about economic growth
Auckland International Airport, the country”s biggest gateway, says it”s optimistic about demand from China, its fastest-growing source of passengers, even after …
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The New Zealand dollar fell after China devalued the yuan, stoking concern economic growth is weaker than expected in the …
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The New Zealand dollar rose after Beijing said it was continuing efforts to support the ailing Chinese stock market, slowing their …
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John Key will have plenty on his plate this coming week. National has been on the backfoot since Labour blindsided …
Read More »And another one … Economist Shamubeel Eaqub NZIER opts for change; tries a business?
The sharp Kiwi economist who’s done some of the best analytics in the New Zealand/China economic relationship is contemplating a …
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Wall Street fell, along with European equities, amid concern about the persistent fire-sale of Chinese stocks and the outlook for …
Read More »China Markets Slump: The World Reacts – NZ INC’s Best of the Web
Wednesday July 8 The Guardian leads with Chinese stocks tumbling again after Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s failure to mention the …
Read More »Beingmate joins Shenzhen selloff to trade 12% below price Fonterra paid for 18.8% stake
Beingmate Baby & Child Food Co shares have halved in value on the Shenzen stock exchange over the past three …
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