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Herald NOW Business

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New Zealand
Christchurch International Airport
Apple
Inflation
Reserve Bank Of New Zealand
India Free Trade Agreement
Women In Leadership
Manager Support
Partner Support
Allbirds
Auckland
International Monetary Fund
Oil Prices
China
Volatility
AI (artificial Intelligence)
US Equity Markets
Infrastructure Commission
Spacex
Comvita

With more than more than 25 years' experience reporting on consumer affairs, business and politics, Garth Bray brings you today's business news, direct from the Herald NOW studio.

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How concerned does the Fed appear to be about the resilience of the US labour market? Zoe Wallis

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Jerome Powell’s final major day as chair of the US Federal Reserve.

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Business Herald Journalist Tom Raynel on what shoppers can expect from Faradays in the heart of Auckland

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Schneider Electric chief executive Ollie Hill discusses what's holding some businesses back in investing in cleaner energy

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Australia bet early on quantum and it’s paying off. Peter Griffin - Tech with 2 Degrees, discusses the risks, rewards, and what NZ should do next.

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A once in a generation trade deal, but for who? Peter Chrisp, NZTE chief executive, discusses which sectors will benefit and when

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Virtual fencing challenges removed as Halter joins up with Starlink, its chief executive Craig Piggott discusses what's next for farmers.

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'The giant Maui field is soon to be no more.. the operator advising they’ll stop gas production by year’s end. Matthew Goodson - Salt Funds Management.

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Recent Guests

Philip Morgan Rees
General Manager for Wealth Management and Advice at Milford
Milford
Episode: The Milford Report - 'Volatility is the price we pay for those potentially higher long term returns'
Mohandeep Singh
Analyst, Craigs Investment Partners
Craigs Investment Partners
Episode: Divergence in Asian markets
Andrew Fairgray
Chief Business Officer at 2 Degrees
2 Degrees
Episode: AI's impact on NZ productivity
Duncan Bridgeman
Managing Editor for NZME Business
NZME
Episode: Unplugging the economic potential of supermarket jobs
Martin Foo
Director at S&P Global Ratings
S&P Global Ratings
Episode: The country's economic outlook continues to look grim
Raymond Yeung
ANZ's chief economist for Greater China
ANZ
Episode: Tariffs, tensions and trade wars. What's shaping China’s economy?
Phil Borkin
Guest from JBWere
JBWere
Episode: Are equity markets being far too sanguine? Phil Borkin - JBWere
Danu Abeysuriya
Tech commentator from Rush Digital
Rush Digital
Episode: SpaceX, Anthropic's Mythos and Apple dominate tech this week
Matt Goodson
From Salt Funds Management
Salt Funds Management
Episode: Global data centre action down under

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AI's impact on NZ productivity
Q: Is AI making a material difference or are fast adopters simply those already on a trajectory of success?
He suggests that the impact is strongest among fast adopters with the right mindset, skills, and tools, and that AI works best when integrated across end-to-end workflows rather than as a single silver bullet.
AI's impact on NZ productivity
Q: What does the Productivity Propelled study say about AI adoption in SMEs and large enterprises?
Andrew explains that SMEs are seeing about a 4.5% revenue increase when using AI, while large organizations are closer to a 7% uplift, indicating AI is enabling progress across different business sizes rather than benefiting only the largest players.
Divergence in Asian markets
Q: What does the AI capex cycle look like for next year among the big tech players?
He highlights expectations that Alphabet, Amazon, Google, and Meta will together invest around $500 billion in AI next year, which would signal continued momentum in AI across software and hardware ecosystems, with earnings streams (advertising for Google, software for Microsoft) offering insight into where AI investment is flowing.
Divergence in Asian markets
Q: Before we get to that though, Mo, what have you noticed in Asian markets?
Mohandeep Singh notes that investors are seeking protection and growth in emerging markets, with a clear North-South divide in Asia where Northern economies like Taiwan and South Korea perform better while Southern economies lag due to oil and inflation exposure. He emphasizes AI-driven demand as a key differentiator, particularly for chipmakers and hardware producers located in Asia.
The Milford Report - 'Volatility is the price we pay for those potentially higher long term returns'
Q: Can you talk a bit about the opportunity in the current volatility?
The guest explains that volatility, while uncomfortable, often creates opportunities for disciplined investors who stay the course. He emphasizes accepting volatility as a normal part of investing and avoiding knee-jerk reactions, as staying invested through downturns harnesses the potential for higher long-term returns.

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