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Inflation set to push interest rates up
Lift in OCR tipped for as soon as September after prices rise 5.3pc.
Economy shows surprising muscle
GDP growth twice as strong as forecasters picked despite earthquake
Economy surges - GDP up 0.8pc
New Zealand's economy kicked off 2011 with a bang, growing at twice the forecast pace and the fastest since December 2009 as a resurgent manufacturing sector drove the nation's revival in the face of Canterbury's earthquakes.
Europe threatens 'mad' ratings agencies
The world's leading credit ratings agencies have been threatened with tighter regulation and break-up by some of Europe's most powerful politicians.
Inside Money: LED lights on a debt ceiling
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OnePath hits back over property trust deals
Director of ANZ-owned fund manager says rival plans involve cost and risk.
Inside Money: Welcome to Versalko - An off-centre of excellence
There's nothing to suggest that under the new regulatory regime that ASB, Versalko's employer, would've automatically picked up on his fraud.
Treasury more pessimistic on economic growth than market
The Treasury is more downbeat about economic growth figures this week, saying it expects gross domestic product grew 0.3% in the first three months of the year.
NZ economy tipped to have grown quickly this year
New Zealand's economy probably grew at the fastest pace in four quarters in the first three months of 2011, say economists.
Inside Money: Account portability exciting, Dutch claim
Excited about bank account number portability?