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| | ... previously held the roles of head of BT Life & WBC Insurance, and chief executive officer, BT Funds Management (NZ) Ltd in Auckland. "Perpetual Private remains an important growth engine for the Group and requires someone of Mark's considerable experience ... |
| | | ... five-month high, with Port of Tauranga leading the advance as it enjoys business lost by strike-bound rival Ports of Auckland. The NZX 50 rose 2.556 points, or 0.1 per cent, to 3289. Within the index, 42 stocks rose, four fell and three were unchange ... |
| | | ... saying that Angela Merkel said she would not support any more funding for the European bailout fund," Mr Ive said from Auckland. "The market reacted very quickly to that, and it influenced the euro and this flowed on to the Australian dollar. "We also ... |
| | | ... dollar to fall on Tuesday night. "It was a case of Greece adding to the downward momentum we saw yesterday," he said from Auckland. "We saw currencies bounce a little after a couple of members of the Greek parliament said there would not be a referendum ... |
| | | ... big runup and what we've seen last night it's taken a breather until we see some more news out of Europe," he said from Auckland. "We've had some positive rhetoric out of Europe over the past week and a half, we now need to see something a bit more substantial ... |
| | | ... Australian dollar. "The Australian dollar is under pressure, pretty much like all risk assets," Mr Speizer said from Auckland. "The Aussie is down and, again, negative European news was the primary driver." Mr Speizer said news on the European government ... |
| | | ... stimulus. "There's a couple more newspaper article saying that nothing meaningful will be delivered," Mr Speizer said from Auckland. Dr Bernanke will address a symposium of global central banks in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on Friday night, Australian time. ... |
| | | ... European session, there was a bit of consolidation in markets after what has been a very hectic time," Mr Ive said from Auckland. "The (US) stock market benefited on the upside, mainly driven by technology stocks. "Overall, it was just a bit of consolidation ... |
| | | ... over the weekend. "It had a decent bounce after the Sydney close until the US equities markets opened up," he said from Auckland. "There's a bit of optimism around on the EU saying they are preparing some draft legislation to issue European bonds. "These ... |
| | | ... can throw in descriptive works like panic or fear. The reality is we are having a corrective move," Mr Sinton said from Auckland. "You are getting rebalancing, you are getting recognition of the reality, which is the poor US economic data. "The European ... |
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