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Measures of US inflation barely declined in September.
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Liam Dann: The economic results are in pre-election, have you made up your mind?
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Jenée Tibshraeny: Fiscal holes and flimsy arguments erode parties' credibility
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US inflation offers possible portents for NZ's path
Fuel prices pump up inflation in the 'strong man' of the global economy.
High fuel prices fire up US inflation
Excluding volatile food and energy groups, so-called core prices took a step back.
Food prices jump 8.9 per cent: Eggs, chips, yoghurt drive spike
Grocery food prices increased 10.6 per cent.
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'BS' called on narrative around appointments to powerful RBNZ committee
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New Zealand business sales up by $6 billion, salaries increase more than inflation
“The overall picture – is one where the economy looks like it was moving forward."
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Opinion: Why does food cost so much in a land of plenty?
OPINION: Bryan Bruce asks how can we do things differently to benefit all?
Matthew Hooton: National’s tax plan is a cynical con job
OPINION: Savings must be used to repay our growing debt, not to buy off voters.
Opinion: Three big problems and four quick wins for next government
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Liam Dann: Nats' tax plan looks like a vote-winner - but is it good for the economy?
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IMF: Reserve Bank's money printing improved the Govt’s books - a little
IMF publishes its verdict on the Reserve Bank's controversial LSAP programme.
Liam Dann: The big issue for the next government will be jobs not grocery prices
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Liam Dann: How much interest rate pain is too much to bear?
Are mortgage-free boomers diminishing the impact of monetary policy?
Kiwi exporters reveal their biggest wishes
Out of the Covid-era quagmire, challenges are still serious for Kiwi exporters.
New wage growth stats: How did your pay rise stack up?
Income growth for wage and salary earners remains strong, says Stats NZ.
OCR preview: Is inflation under control? RBNZ expected to offer few clues
This week, the RBNZ delivers a new set of forecasts in its Monetary Policy Statement.
Commercial property owners to pay for Labour's GST cut
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What will putting supermarkets under the spotlight change?
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‘Tax the rich’ rally planned for Auckland
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Craft breweries: Alcohol excise hikes ‘a slap in the face’
Independent craft breweries around the country say excise hikes are squeezing businesses.