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  •   Home > News > Politics

    Markets are expected to welcome the stability of a Labour government that isn't reliant on the Greens or New Zealand First

    Markets are expected to welcome the stability of a Labour government that isn't reliant on the Greens or New Zealand First


    The NZX is due to open at 10am.

    Greg Smith from Fat Prophets says investors will now be looking to the Government to address the critical issues facing the economy.

    He says they'll be looking at whether debt levels come down, whether there is more economic stimulus, and how the Government plans to pay for the Covid economic bailout.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    International:
    Andrew Mountbatten Windsor summoned by US Congressional panel for questioning over ties to Jeffrey Epstein 8:07

    Business:
    The country's largest electricity "gentailer" is welcoming changes to the Government's 200-million dollar co-investment in gas 7:57

    Environment:
    Inaction on 1.5C climate change target a 'moral failure', says UN Secretary-General at COP30 7:47

    Basketball:
    Breakers guard Izaiah Brockington has relished the challenge of defending against five-time NBL MVP Bryce Cotton in the 83-79 defeat to the Adelaide 36ers at Christchurch 7:47

    Entertainment:
    Diane Ladd has died at the age of 89 7:37

    Law and Order:
    The Police officer who led the investigation into the murder of Waimate man Anaru Moana is gutted his body hasn't been found 7:37

    Rugby:
    An improving picture for All Blacks captain Scott Barrett and his hopes of playing again on the grand slam tour 7:27

    Law and Order:
    Two off-license premises in the Central North Island town of Taihape have been caught selling alcohol to underage volunteers 7:17

    Entertainment:
    Grateful Dead singer Donna Jean Godchaux-MacKay has died aged 78 7:07

    Environment:
    Wellingtonians have reported being jolted in their sofas and beds last night - by a sharp 4.9 magnitude earthquake 7:07


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