What recession? What cost of living crisis? Andrew Kelleher discusses the latest electronic card spending data and the ANZ Truckometer, and what it says about the economic outlook for New Zealand.

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This morning Andrew Kelleher discusses the Funding for Lending Program that has lent $15 billion dollars encouraging households and businesses to spend and invest. Given this is at odds with what the reserve bank is trying to achieve, why is the programme still in place? He then touches on the property sector and provides the latest market figures.

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Andrew Kelleher focuses on economic growth this Friday morning as he reviews the recent announcement by OPEC Plus to cut oil production by 2 Million barrels per day, a hit the NZ dollar will feel as we continue the global fight against inflation. Next, he looks at the data from the BNZ SEEK Employment report before moving onto the latest market figures.

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It’s all about the numbers this morning as Andrew Kelleher reviews the Government’s release of books and comments on government spending being 10B more than what was raised in revenue, for what was a record revenue year. Next, he takes a look at the RBNZ’s 50 basis points move and what he expects their next move will be, before moving onto today’s market figures.

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It’s a mixed bag this morning as Andrew Kelleher discusses the big lifts in the European share market overnight before looking at the Global Dairy Trade figures as the index falls back into the red. Next, he reviews the data from yesterday’s release of the Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion and the RBA’s decision to move 25 basis pts. Then onto market figures.

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Significant news in investment markets this morning or is it just speculation? Andrew Kelleher discusses the situation for global investment banking company Credit Suisse, following a tweet that has sparked speculation that the Swiss company is in trouble. Next, he looks at the UK as they pull a U-turn on the top tax rate before moving onto market figures for today.

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As September comes to an end, Andrew Kelleher reviews the release of the September ANZ Business Outlook and comments that the biggest problem across all sectors is finding skilled labour. Next, he takes a look at the Chinese property market crisis as CIFI Holdings’ share price falls to a record low, before moving onto today’s market figures.

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As the situation in the UK continues to unfold, Andrew Kelleher reviews yesterday’s release by the International Monetary Fund (IMFUK) urging the UK Government to revaluate their tax plan. Next, he looks at The Warehouse share price fall and the Westpac McDermott Miller Confidence Survey commenting that wages are going up, but people aren’t seeing it and that is the effect of inflation.

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This morning Andrew Kelleher casts his lens to the UK discussing the rapid interest rate hike, tax cuts and the continued battle with inflation. Next, he looks at the NZX50 and comments on the recent acquisition by Scales Corporation following their move into pet foods. Then onto market figures.

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A lot of market movements over the weekend as Andrew Kelleher discusses the 1.6% - 1.8% Friday night fall for the Dow Jones, S&P500 and NASDAQ, with the Dow Jones hitting a new low for the year 2022. Next, he looks globally at European markets before dissecting why the new record low GBP vs US dollar is the lowest since 1971. Then onto the latest market figures.

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