The Producer Price Index numbers were released with some interesting results, but why is Andrew Kelleher suggesting we hold off calls of profiteering? Then, Countdown employees are getting a 19% pay rise, but in this economic environment, how is the company funding it? Lastly, we hear the latest market figures.

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Andrew Kelleher discusses the cautiously optimistic results announced yesterday from KMD Brands and Napier Port and the hard to escape topics of inflation and interest rates. Lastly, he runs through the latest market figures.

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Is the cycle broken? The Global Dairy Trade index hosted a 2.4% gain overnight but is this enough to call a trend? Next, Andrew Kelleher unpacks the housing price numbers from the recent REINZ report before touching on the migration numbers as they start to increase. Then onto the latest market figures.

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What should Mike Hosking do with his dodge coin? Andrew Kelleher suggests maybe Elon has some time between Twitter, SpaceX and Tesla to answer that. They also discuss the services sector data, which seems to show economic activity might be softening, before running through the latest market figures.

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There’s plenty to cover this morning as the RBNZ has reviewed their monetary policy from 2017 to mid-2022, what are the findings? Then, US markets are stratospherically higher, hear more on this and the other market movements from Andrew Kelleher.

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It seems that no matter where we look for evidence that interest rate rises are having an impact on household spending, we’re just not finding it. Statistics NZ released their electronic card data and the results are unexpected, but solid. Then, the crypto currency market is proved volatile once again before we move on to the latest market figures.

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At what stage does inflation fatigue set in? Well, if it hasn’t already, the reserve bank released results from their survey of expectations for inflation. Then, what does the outcome of the US mid terms mean for markets? Lastly, Andrew Kelleher runs us through what is currently a sea of green for the latest market figures.

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Why do we need to be careful with comments on bank profits after yesterday’s announcement from Westpac? Andrew Kelleher has said it before, “capital flows to where it is welcome and stays where it is treated well”. Next, views on the US economy are not in a good place with only 19% of people thinking the economy is heading in the right direction. Lastly, we hear the latest market figures.

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The US Federal Reserve announced a 75 basis point hike in interest rates. Jerome Powell urged the market to focus on the end goal with inflation, a tight labour market, and cost of living pressures still very much a problem. Then, after contending with reduced demand from the Chinese market, A2 Milk has finally received approval to sell in the US.

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The Household Labour Force Survey results released yesterday provided confirmation of a very tight labour market. This was coupled with the release of the Financial Stability Report which outlined the risk for households with rising interest rates. What does this mean for markets? Andrew Kelleher provides the latest market data.

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