Scoop Full Coverage: NZ And The Financial Markets

Thursday, 18 September 2008, 10:41 am
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Gordon Campbell: How US Financial Meltdown Will Affect NZ Election

So, what impact is the world’s biggest financial crisis since the Great Depression having on the New Zealand election campaign? Of course, this is nowhere near as crucial as what happens to Winston Peters but…. hello ? Apart from a few cracks by Michael Cullen about John Key’s work experience with Merrill Lynch - now swept away in a firesale to Bank of America - there has been nothing much so far beyond a lot of worried looks. More >>

ALSO:

• NZ Govt - Dr Brash's comments on fiscal management welcome

Finance: Cullen Makes Capital Out Of Markets

Finance Minister Michael Cullen says the current world financial environment makes it no time to let the gamblers into the money shop. More >>

ALSO:

• National - No time for reckless spending promises
• NZ Govt - National doublespeak on the economy ‘a farce’
• NZ Govt - National’s tax chaos shows it can’t be trusted
• ACT - Govt Expenditure Costs Kiwis Extra $230 A Week
• ACT - Do Your Job And Stop Playing Politics, Dr Cullen
• TV3 Video - Cullen links Key's Merrill Lynch past to current woes
• TV3 Video - National continues to promise tax cuts despite global market issues
• TV3 Video - Rough night for NZ dollar in wake of global turmoil
• TV3 Video - New Zealand's reaction to Wall St turmoil
• TV3 Video - Lehman in trouble as takeover bid fails
• TV3 Video - World markets in crisis after Lehman Brothers collapse
• TV3 Video - In depth analysis of the market troubles
• TV3 Video - NZ sharemarket plunges amid world financial turmoil
• TV3 Video - Market upheaval may force RBNZ's hand in October

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