There are tens of thousands of jobs going begging now ( prior to lock down ).
Stop importing cheap labour. Simple aye ?.
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I wonder what it means for my Indian colleague who submitted his residency application about 9 months ago (but at last count still hadn't been assigned to a case manager)? We are in the tech industry, so he might be ok. As much as many of us don't like the influx, I feel sorry for those guys who have spent thousands of dollars and a whole lot of effort to apply and then something like this comes along.
At least Winny might be able to say he achieved one of his promises.
Has profound implications for the banking sector if businesses are unable to ramp up production, generate revenues and service their bank loans.
If most of the unemployed NZers are happy to live on subsistence welfare payouts (likely), tecpcery is going to be painfully slow and domestic demand is not going to be able to offset the loss of economic momentum of the global lockdowns.
Just look at the tens of thousands of rental vehicles parked up and down NZ (especially in tourist spots like Queenstown) and shudder at how the banks are going to enforce their security!
Yep the government will have its work cut out to encourage boomers to take divert their capital from inflated land based investments to reinvest into productive business and investments after they successfully rode house price inflation for years. With current settings, another generation will take a lot of convincing to reinvest into NZ companies and businesses.
The landscape is likely to drastically change from riding house price inflation to protecting capital.Farm investments,primary industries, will be at the other end of the oscillation
https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/114...fe-investments
Those who survive (ie the young) will take up assets, designs/IP for cheap and take it to new heights as it always has been in nz. Rent will be cheaper, commercial and residential hopefully. This will enable some positive changes with tech minded people taking over the leadership positions.
Boomers on the whole are not that educated (some left without HS) but own the property market.. how rediculous is that. If the domestic talent is not there it can be imported.
The property market is relevant also HGH's loans are weighted towards the more older population with their reverse mortgages.
We already have
https://www.interest.co.nz/rural-new...d-healthy-dose
I'm not suggesting inflating capital.I was suggesting for preserving capital
CFO bought some end of last month. Not many so not much of a vote of confidence. If he'd waited till today, he would have got them cheaper.
There’s often adversarial relationships between farmers and bankers during recessions ....even more so in the case of (if beagle is right) depressions.
HGH up 10.75% today to $1.03, it seems with the leveling off of NZ Covid19 curve and a lower new infection count the market has some buoyancy! I think people let media drive their buying decisions and we have not seen the economic impact at its worst yet. Still too early and we should see March low points hit lower by the end of Q2.
Wise words. We haven't seen the economic effects of this virus play themselves out yet. I am really happy with the fact that we appear to be on track with controlling this virus but remain very cautious with the market per se and the tourism, retail and financial sectors especially.