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Bollard turns more hawkish on next rate hike

Reserve Bank governor Alan Bollard surprised financial markets by taking a slightly more hawkish stance on when interest rates need to rise again, bringing him more in line with what most economists are thinking.

Thu, Dec 10th 2009 09:43AM

BNZ barely profitable in quarter

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Kiwbank's mortgage market share and profits keep growing

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Views divided on when OCR will start rising

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MMG could scupper $140m DNZ float

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HSBC profit jumps despite higher bad debt charges, shrinking mortgage

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TSB's profits and mortgage book grow strongly

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DNZ offer unfair to shareholders: van Schaardenburg

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ANZ's mortgage book shrinks, jumps or subsides - take your pick

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ASB posts $124m Sept qtr loss but underlying profitability rises

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Hanover posts $102.9m loss, writes off $308.9m

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Bollard's low OCR likely to refire housing market

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Market listening for the unexpected

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HSBC's mortgage book shrinks but profits jump

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TSB's June quarter profit jumps 25.6%

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ASB's profit and mortgage book grow

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Bollard keeps rates unchanged and softens easing bias

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Differing views on what Bollard say about the OCR this week

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SBS Bank profits, mortgage book grows

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BNZ makes loss on tax case; mortgage book grows strongly

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