Jenée Tibshraeny: Does the RBNZ's big flip-flop matter?
If the RBNZ's new forecasts are right, we might be in for a hard landing.
If the RBNZ's new forecasts are right, we might be in for a hard landing.
Reserve Bank governor responds to claims the central bank has done a flip-flop since May.
New Selected Price Index offers insight into how inflation is tracking.
Clothing and vehicle sellers had a less-than-stellar month.
The major banks immediately moved to slash mortgage rates after the OCR cut.
The Reserve Bank has cut the official cash rate by 25 basis points to 5.25%. It is the first cut since March 2020.
The market has given its verdict on the Reserve Bank's cut in the Official Cash Rate.
It's one of the most hotly anticipated interest rate calls this year.
Despite debate about grim May forecasts, the RBNZ looks to have landed in the right place.
It’s been called the "economists' super bowl", so will tomorrow’s OCR announcement and monetary policy statement deliver a touchdown, and what will it mean for you?
More than half the departing NZ citizens left for Australia.
For the June year, visitor arrivals from India were at 130% of the 2019 level.
The liquidation is being carried out as part of the rationalisation of the group.'
'Investors with us for years, they get paid quarterly. We’ve never missed a payment.'
Post-Covid optimism gives way to declining confidence.
In today's headlines with Wilhelmina Shrimpton, NZ’s history-making Olympics, ChCh cathedral blow for businesses and Wellington’s slow economic recovery.
Market pricing points to a rate cut from the Reserve Bank this week but views are mixed.
Green groups say the Government is 'waging a war on nature'. What are their main gripes?
What happens when the price at the checkout keeps rising but your budget does not?
Financial Times: Three days after rout, drop in US jobless claims relieves investors.
The Finance Minister is also seeking advice on a de facto 'bank tax'.
A delisting threat remains as a September deadline looms.
Unemployment rose but offered no surprises for the Reserve Bank.
More people were jobless as winter arrived, but public sector wages rose 6.9% in a year.
Traders seem to have shaken off a Blue Monday,
'It’s been nearly two years since I’ve been paid anything.' - Du Val investor
Financial Times: Many believe US will still get soft landing despite rising unemployment.
Our debt mountain keeps growing, and why even the global rout may not get us rate cuts.
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