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Jarden Brief: Oil slumps on falling international travel
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Michael Barnett: If they can do it safely let them stay open
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Jarden Brief: Reserve Bank guidance steadies market
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Covid-19: NZ adopts China's approach to avoid Australia's fate
Man who first warned finance minister of Covid danger says economy is "on a knife edge".
RBNZ shows 'preference' for negative OCR
Central bank could lend direct to retail banks to ensure OCR cuts get to customers.
Govt contemplates Auckland wage subsidy if lockdown continues
Grant Robertson has met with Treasury officials over a possible Auckland-targeted package.
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BusinessNZ urges Government to release all it knows about the latest outbreak.
Reserve Bank to print more money - up to $100 billion
The Reserve Bank has left the official cash rate unchanged.
How level 3 impacts 250,000 Auckland workers
Back to the drawing board for economists trying to make forecasts.
Covid-19 job losses hit oldest and youngest workers hardest
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Retail booms as Kiwis eat, drink and buy new furniture
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How strong is the economic recovery? Reserve Bank to deliver its verdict
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UK poised to suffer the biggest Covid-19 blow of any major economy
Britain's economy shrinks by 23% over the first-half of 2020 due to drop in spending.
The seawall holds - new figures on business failures
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Why forecasters got Covid unemployment wrong
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Matthew Hooton: Unemployment figures another disaster for National
Unemployment isn't really down to 4 per cent, but it's no good arguing with the ref.
Thousands of stressed workers download wellbeing app
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Brian Fallow: People for jobs, jobs for people
Government can ease the pain of losing work, and encourage employers to hire.
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Beirut blast follows economic mismanagement
Quarter of population already live in poverty even before blast destroyed grain silos.
Architect told boss lucrative golf club project was on hold - then did the job himself
Senior architect secretly took on job then worked on the project during work hours.
Craig Eliffe: NZ faces big tax questions but is targeting the wealthy the answer?
Green Party's proposed wealth tax raises important questions about the taxation system.
What Covid crunch? Unemployment drops to 4 per cent
StatsNZ labour data defies expectations.
Worker paralysed in fall awarded more than $400,000
The worker fell four metres from a ladder and sustained 'serious spinal damage'.