House prices in 'full retreat' as FOMO gives way to fear of overpaying
New REINZ data shows the housing market cooling faster than expected, economists say.
New REINZ data shows the housing market cooling faster than expected, economists say.
The Reserve Bank increased the OCR from 1 per cent to 1.5 per cent yesterday.
December's quarter was a record but challenges are on the horizon.
Omicron-related nervousness likely to remain a drag on spending for some time.
New reports from ASB and ANZ economists point to much tougher year ahead for economy.
The economy rebounded out of the Delta lock down but the data didn't beat expectations.
Strong mortgage lending and a write-back in impairments were the main drivers.
Oil shock: Prices surged again today meaning consumers face more price pain at the pump.
Higher inflation caused by conflict in Ukraine could mean a faster rise in interest rates.
Bank boss urges businesses to prepare now ahead of Omicron surge.
OPINION: The tightest labour market in decades is a double-edged sword for the economy.
ASB CEO urges people to keep up their savings habit.
The outlook couldn't be more complex but here's where economists are looking for clues.
Vittoria Shortt expects 2022 will be another bumpy ride.
As Omicron concerns mount, today's GDP data provides some comforting economic reassurance
Third quarter GDP will show a big fall, reflecting the nationwide lock down
Will banks' customers need to be vaccinated to visit a branch?
Investors have shrugged off inflation woes and are feeling confident as the world reopens.
Auckland spending plummets 22 per cent in September as lockdown rolls on.
NZ's economy faces a "perfect storm" of global and local forces driving up prices.
Economists say there are signs this lockdown rebound won't match last year's strong surge.
Borrowers are going to have to divert more money towards paying their mortgages.
While changes mean more freedom for families they offer no fresh hope for business - yet.
Inflation pressure looks set to dominate the RBNZ's thinking despite the Auckland lockdown
Around 150,000 customers could be involved in the court case.
The latest ASB Regional Economic Scoreboard shows significant movement pre-lockdown.
Markets are betting that rates aren't on hold for long - we should hope they are right.
Lockdown costs look bad, but past experience shows we need to factor in the rebound.
Next week's official cash rate decision could see first rise in seven years.