Looking at the data

Looking at the data

Author: Interest.co.nz / Podcasts NZ, David Chaston, Gareth Vaughan, interest.co.nz July 14, 2024 Duration: 6:49
China loan data weakish ahead of their GDP release, exports up. Japanese & Indian data positive. US data positive but sentiment shaky. Aussie migration up.

Economy Watch is a regular analysis of the financial forces shaping life in New Zealand. Hosted by David Chaston and Gareth Vaughan from interest.co.nz, this podcast digs into the weekly data, policy shifts, and market movements that quietly dictate everything from mortgage rates and grocery bills to job prospects and investment returns. The conversation moves beyond headline numbers, offering context and clarity on what the Reserve Bank's latest decision means for your wallet, how global commodity prices ripple through to local farms, or why a change in migration statistics matters for the housing market. It’s a grounded, informed discussion for anyone who wants to understand the mechanics behind the news, whether you're managing a business, a portfolio, or simply a household budget. Tune in to Economy Watch for a clear-eyed perspective on the economic currents that define our everyday reality, delivered by journalists who have been tracking these stories for years. You'll find this podcast an essential tool for connecting the dots in a complex financial landscape.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 500

Economy Watch
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Moving on, ignoring vital risks [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 5:21
US gets ready to move past shutdown, but damaged. Japanese machine tool orders zoom. Malaysia retail rising. India inflation at record low.
US starts to step back from the brink [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 3:25
Compromise emerges over US govt shutdown; Canada survey shows sticky optimism; Indonesian sentiment bounces back.
China data projects economic stability [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 6:38
China avoids more deflation, fx reserves rise, exports dip but only to the US. Taiwan stars again. US sentiment falls again to very low levels. Canadian jobs rise.
Better on the surface, but wobbly underneath [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 5:01
US labour market makes gains, but only in one region. US service sector expands. Tariff-tax legality examined. China service expansion fragile.
The US factory sector shrinks at a faster pace [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 6:12
US factories contract faster, struggling with tariff-tax costs. Other global factory PMIs mixed. Australia faces new inflation threat. CPTPP to expand again.
Some countries have an resurgent inflation problem [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 6:01
Eyes on the RBA as inflation rises. China's PMI's stay stalled. Japanese industrial production rises. Buffett retires on a high. Aussie housing markets frothy.