
Reserve Bank leaves door ajar for negative NZ interest rates
RBNZ holds official rate at 0.25 pct but asks lenders to prepare for a shift below zero.
RBNZ holds official rate at 0.25 pct but asks lenders to prepare for a shift below zero.
The Reserve Bank has doubled down.
Two political heavyweights of NZ politics talk about crises, past and present.
The Official Cash Rate is staying at 0.25 per cent.
Huge wall of bonds about to hit the market
'Our offices will be their warm and welcoming selves when we feel it's safe to return'.
Declaring NZ will never go back to level 4 is the message business sector sorely needs.
Deloitte CEO Thomas Pippos gives his prediction for this year's Budget.
Companies are reviewing long-term work from home policies as workspaces change.
You can still end up buying bargains when the market falls.
In April, more than 1000 people a day went on to a main benefit, with the worst to come.
Expect big numbers as the debt mounts but don't expect to see it all spend next Thursday.
The response to Covid-19 has been expensive.
The Bank of England dusted off the history books for comparison.
It will be a long time before we see employment data as strong as this week's numbers.
After a crash in March and surge in April, what's next for the global stockmarket?
Relying on ad hoc government responses has slowed down the fight against the virus.
Covid-19 has cut a swathe through our economy.
"Holy moly, you have no idea. The sheer volume of orders ... it has been heart-warming."
Govt's pandemic response will entrench inequality, argues ex-Labour Finance Minister.
Comment: Covid 19 economic rescue package should dispense aid at 'grass-roots' level.
Ratings agency S&P has praised New Zealand's economy and pandemic response.
This country has exciting chance to step up as global hub for investment.
Five more ways the Government could help
Are our funds safe from Government intervention?
COMMENT: Instead of mourning loss of lives, we are mourning the loss of some businesses.
There's no 'best' time to cash up a KiwiSaver fund if it's reinvested.
It's been a month since the Reserve Bank started its QE programme. How did it fare?
Businesses needing to give staff notice of redundancy will make decisions next week.
Councils need to spend. The funding is on the way. So how can we put the two together?