Are mortgage-free boomers diminishing the impact of monetary policy?

Out of the Covid-era quagmire, challenges are still serious for Kiwi exporters.

OPINION: There is legitimate concern around NZ about the state of the Chinese economy.

Economists warn the next government won't have much cash to splash.

OPINION: Unpacking a recently released report into cryptocurrencies.

One multimillionaire landlord with 12 places: Why he would never list his homes like this.

The number of days staff were absent from work last year increased to a record high.

Dairy going belly-up could impact mortgage holders mulling short or long durations.

Both exports and imports were down in July compared with a year earlier.

Reserve Banks shares view on immigration and the fact we're living beyond our means.

Income growth for wage and salary earners remains strong, says Stats NZ.

This week, the RBNZ delivers a new set of forecasts in its Monetary Policy Statement.

Data shows private sector now firmly in recessionary territory.

Data shows annual net migration rose again in the year to June, at an extra 86,800 people.

Inland Revenue says $17 billion trustee income is under-taxed.

How Labour would pay for its tax policy.

OPINION: What can be done, legally, to prevent supermarkets ripping us off?

Insurance premiums soar, as inflation and rising reinsurance costs bite.

'Anger rising' at inequality: Church deacon, unions among wealth tax rally backers.

Latest electronic card data shows the total value of electronic card spending has fallen.

Oil prices are on the rise again, putting more pressure on consumers.

Restaurant Brands is bracing itself for a 'disappointing' full-year net profit.

OPINION: There's no question a slower economy means less tax.

OPINION: Our editorial looks at longer term challenges as the economy rebalances.

Independent craft breweries around the country say excise hikes are squeezing businesses.

OPINION: Stanford has more administrators than undergrads. In NZ, results may surprise.

New data matches feedback from businesses as more people look for work.

Economies here and around the world continue to defy central bank efforts