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The Reserve Bank makes its latest call on whether it will cut the OCR or not.
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Another 26,000 ‘will be unemployed’ before peak
March quarter data from Stats NZ showed an increase in the unemployment rate.
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No respite: RBNZ expected to stick with script on interest rates
Markets are impatient for rate cuts but the RBNZ is expected to hold firm.
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Watch: Luxon defends tax cuts in pre-Budget speech
The PM spoke at the Auckland Business Chamber's pre-Budget lunch.
What the 'con job' and 'band-aid' Australian Budget means for NZ
Opponents lash Aussie Budget but Government says country's economy is still strong.
Restaurant Association: Auckland CBD parking charges undermine community’s trust in AT
Opinion: Auckland Transport’s changes to parking have blindsided restaurants and cafes.
Richard Prebble: Why social investment bonds could be the coalition’s big idea
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Spending data shows consumers are 'hunkering down'
High interest rate setting working to crimp consumer spending.
Inflation expectations fall as economic growth tipped to stay sluggish
RBNZ survey respondents see the economy growing by less than 1 per cent over the year.
British economy rebounds strongly in first quarter of the year, ending ‘technical recession’
Strongest since late 2021 lockdown rebound.
Liam Dann: The Govt has backed itself into a Budget corner on tax cuts
Opinion: Tax cut debate aside early signs are that the Budget will be well-balanced
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The Deputy PM is eyeing tax and investment strategies used by other small nations.
Matthew Hooton: Labour needs a bolder leader than Hipkins
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Biden lauds new Microsoft centre on site where Trump’s Foxconn project failed
'You kidding me?' Biden told the crowd of about 300, who clapped and cheered loudly.
‘Hallucination detection’: AI adopters pull ahead but many company bosses in a funk
A 'tipping point' as more professionals upskill and leaders wonder how to embrace AI.
Liam Dann's Inside Economics: Does high immigration make unemployment worse?
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Market Watch with Liam Dann: Why gold hit an all-time high this year... can it keep rising?
Watch: Liam Dann talks gold and interest rates with Pie Funds' Mike Taylor.
Patrick Phelps: Is mining the reason Australia is richer than New Zealand?
OPINION: Patrick Phelps responds to Liam Dann's column.
OECD warns NZ Govt it shouldn’t borrow to pay for tax cuts
Organisation calls for a capital gains tax, better education and more competition.
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It's getting a lot of hype but what even is "The Budget"?
Government comfortable kicking commercial property when it's down
Vacancies in office and retail spaces are on the rise, as property owners face a tax hike.
'Gloomier than expected' unemployment figures point to economy cooling fast
Beneath the topline unemployment figures, labour market data was worse than expected.
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