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OPINION: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.
OPINION: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.
Financial Times: Harris' different approach to Biden triggers speculation about key jobs.
Mid-market and retail business confidence is growing heading into the festive season.
A leap in kiwifruit and apple exports helps narrow the trade deficit.
The franchise model has shown resilience, growing in turnover during the pandemic.
Financial markets are pricing in a 20% chance of a 75-basis-point cut.
OPINION: For many years it has been hard to go past housing as an investment in NZ.
Just over 6% of the population, or 204,765, were on Jobseeker Support in September.
OPINION: Our economic data is dire, and the RBNZ must take drastic steps.
New Zealand is currently experiencing record levels of outward migration.
OPINION: If the Reserve Bank over-squeezes the economy, Kiwis lose their jobs.
Opinion: Super and healthcare costs are projected to skyrocket. How can NZ cope?
Listen: Liam Dann talks life and money with entrepreneurs, entertainers and politicians.
The Regional Development Minister says he'll take 'coal before dole' any day.
Financial Times: A trip to America’s No 3 shopping mall offers some strange answers.
Operator takes pleads for more support to keep flights running
Keeping Kiwis in NZ is vital to balancing the books.
'His experience in governance, management and business will be an asset.'
Machinations around oil and shipping as Ukraine faces tough winter.
New inflation data may clear a path for more aggressive interest rate cuts.
The Government is to decide whether to increase ACC levies.
The OCR cut of 50bps is great for interest rates, but what does it mean for buyers?
Inflation fell to 2.2% year-on-year, well below the June quarter and also slightly below consensus forecasts of 2.3%. Video / Alyse Wright
Inflation was down significantly in the latest quarter.
OPINION: Is the economy really so bad it requires a radical response?
Treasury's revenue forecasting hasn't been the best recently. It's trying to fix that.
Financial Times: Three commended for advancing understanding of inequality.
OPINION: Earthquakes, disease, and tech stocks can make a global perspective lucrative.
OPINION: To politicians and business leaders growth is seductive but so are other things.
While the price of imported goods has fallen, domestic inflation remains too high.