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NZ 'winning the war on inflation', no more rate hikes needed, Kiwibank says
Economists are reassessing their interest rate outlooks after inflation data surprised.
Economists are reassessing their interest rate outlooks after inflation data surprised.
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"Unfortunately, this comes far too late as my family’s lives have already been destroyed."
It’s absolute negligence on the banks’ behalf and it’s an embarrassment internationally.'
"Some kind of red flag should have been raised."
ANZ describes the latest outlook survey results as being in "the Goldilocks" zone.
Lower farmgate returns, shock milk price drop and rising costs bite bottom lines.
More competitive prices and a ‘get in now’ attitude' not enough to fire a recovery.
'In a lot of these cases you’re chasing shadows, but here there’s a genuine lead.'
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Dairy commodity prices have dropped sharply lately, and further weakness is forecast.
In its latest quarterly economic outlook, the ANZ warns inflation is not beaten yet.
The latest ANZ Business Outlook survey shows few signs of the economy rolling over.
One bank is now testing at over 9 per cent.
More banks have announced changes to their home loan rates.
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ANZ Roy Morgan's consumer confidence survey this month was'"markedly up' on May.
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They lurk in the shadows & whisper in the ears of company CEOs. They are the spin doctors.
Another sign Auckland has bottomed out. A jump in volume, but sale prices flat.
Fonterra's "mid-point" forecast of $8/kg will be close to break-even for farmers.
The construction sector is reporting an improved outlook, according to the ANZ survey.