Kiwis feeling more pessimistic about inflation, rate cuts and finances
Survey finds a quarter of New Zealanders are finding it difficult to manage financially.
Survey finds a quarter of New Zealanders are finding it difficult to manage financially.
Labour alleges the Government scrambled to kill the scheme after a Budget leak.
Latest data shows a rebound but economists don't expect it to last.
Lifting the lid on big ambitious Auckland building projects.
The meal kit company's net profit was $6m in the 2024 year to March.
The Reserve Bank has kept the OCR on hold at 5.5 per cent.
Financial Times: Analysts see two big retailers setting new tone after years of increases.
Economist notes this isn't the first time the RBNZ's talked tough before slashing rates.
Softer leasing environment noted in interim result continued during year's second half.
The Act leader received memorable advice after watching a Mexican drug movie.
Just getting through this year and surviving: the aim of many in property land.
Turners Auto says diversification helped the company earnings during the downturn.
OPINION: The closure of Waikato's economic development agency.
Remember when a 1kg block of cheese cost less than $6?
The standard PayWave surcharge in New Zealand is 2.5 per cent of the price of a purchase.
But the former RBNZ governor says the impact of capital rules shouldn't be overstated.
Markets are impatient for rate cuts but the RBNZ is expected to hold firm.
OPINION: Is there truly that much light at the end of the tunnel? How far will rates fall?
Te Waka would cease operations on June 30.
OPINION: CGT v Wealth Tax talk has a political edge; and is NZ tourism behind the 8-ball?
The PM spoke at the Auckland Business Chamber's pre-Budget lunch.
Opponents lash Aussie Budget but Government says country's economy is still strong.
OPINION: New Zealand politicians regard just spending money as a success.
High interest rate setting working to crimp consumer spending.
Financial Times: Worried EU policymakers are searching for ways to inject some dynamism.
Treasury has put everything on the table.
The scale of financial trouble the builder contracted by Kāinga Ora is in is revealed.
RBNZ survey respondents see the economy growing by less than 1 per cent over the year.
IRD debts put at $475,000, unsecured creditors owed $433,000, staff are owed $51,000.