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Charlie Parker

Charlie Parker

Verified

Chief Reporter, Craccum

Auckland

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Food , Human Interest , Business , Local

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Sensational ones which create communal or racial divide.

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Total articles 43

  • A mixed week but some respite on inflation

    By Charlie Parker Verified| aspim.co.uk@ The past week has seen a continuation of the market volatility we wrote about a week ago. On the face of it, this could be attributed to the on-again, off-again tariffs being implemented by the US government with little or no notice. But beneath it all, lies an old-fashioned ‘growth scare’. The market is concerned that these tariffs will feed through into weaker economic growth, particularly in the United States.

    By Charlie Parker Verified · aspim.co.uk

    Mar. 14, 2025

  • Turbulent times for markets and the world

    By Charlie Parker Verified| aspim.co.uk@ A measured response is needed to respond to emerging economic trends that are not yet clear. When President Donald Trump began his second term, he was clear that he would move fast and hard on his agenda. He has not disappointed his supporters. Recent weeks have been dominated by the implementation of new tariffs, often announced, temporarily paused, and then re-announced at break-neck speed.

    By Charlie Parker Verified · aspim.co.uk

    Mar. 07, 2025

  • A mixed week but some respite on inflation

    By Charlie Parker Verified| aspim.co.uk@ The past week has seen a continuation of the market volatility we wrote about a week ago. On the face of it, this could be attributed to the on-again, off-again tariffs being implemented by the US government with little or no notice. But beneath it all, lies an old-fashioned ‘growth scare’. The market is concerned that these tariffs will feed through into weaker economic growth, particularly in the United States.

    By Charlie Parker Verified · aspim.co.uk

    Mar. 14, 2025

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Craccum

We aim to hold AUSA and Auckland University accountable, keeping you informed with the latest updates, investigations, and student issues. From news and politics to arts, culture, and satire, we cover everything that matters to students. As an independent publication, we are committed to amplifying student voices and holding power to account.

Founded: 1927