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Price growth remains sluggish despite lower interest rates.
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MPI probe into salmon farm mortality rates
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Taco Bell's future: NZ stores safe as Aussie operator exits
Collins Foods plans to sell or close all 27 of its Taco Bell stores in Australia.
Annual inflation up to 2.5%
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Fed chief warns Trump's tariffs could stoke inflation, hurt growth
Nasdaq slides 4.5% after Powell's warning.
ComCom pushes KiwiRail to compensate customers for cancelled ferry sailings
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New Zealand stocks ended strongly, despite earnings downgrades and offshore trends.
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