'Huge change': Reserve Bank admits tide could be turning in housing market
Reserve Bank chief economist warns of 'huge change' ahead to the housing market.
Reserve Bank chief economist warns of 'huge change' ahead to the housing market.
OPINION: Former Cabinet Minister questions PM's direction on foreign policy.
OPINION: 'NZ has become a country for oldies to enjoy whilst the young silently drown.'
Growth for long-term gain has to be our way forward.
Confidence in the economy dismal nationwide, but some bright spots appearing.
Listen: The bear market doesn't have to mean recession, says Fisher Funds' David McLeish.
Buyers concerned about progress on the site
Economist predicts where the downturn will hurt most - and how the blow will be softened.
New Zealand's travel restrictions were called out by the think tank's rankings.
Financial Times: End of ultra-cheap debt sends property prices sliding.
How the property sector fares through this tough cycle will be a real measure of progress.
David Parker admits his interest limitation rule is inferior to a capital gains tax.
Thousands are at risk of missing out on the upcoming payment.
Robertson says Govt is doing enough on cost of living but is monitoring it.
The Westpac McDermott Miller Consumer Confidence Index dropped sharply in June quarter.
OPINION: The scheme is fundamentally flawed, and it's not being complied with.
PM comments on whether Govt will extend the fuel tax cut, as prices hit fresh highs.
Sentiment has improved for accommodation, cafes, and restaurants as Omicron wave eases.
Finance Minister says New Zealand is well-prepared with low unemployment and low debt.
Exporters as a whole have continued to focus on furthering their reach into China.
OPINION: Former National MP offers his recipe for New Zealand's great comeback.
EDITORIAL: Economic winds are starting to turn nasty
The economy will rebound from the Omicron slump, but the real pain may still be to come.
A PGF renovation was recently completed at Mihiroa Marae, Pakipaki.
Omicron kept people at home in the first quarter of the year, dampening growth.
The central bank has set a range of 1.5 per cent to 1.75 per cent.
As the cost of living bites Kiwis are looking at how they can make their money go further.
Listen: Skellerup chief executive David Mair talks supply shocks and inflation outlook.
What's in a name? Why do the terms bull and bear still hold so much weight?
Big rise in food prices means higher inflation and more interest rate hikes are likely.