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Opinion: How Nicola Willis broke her election promise
OPINION: You don’t need to be a financial genius to see what the problem is here.
OPINION: You don’t need to be a financial genius to see what the problem is here.
Westpac economists highlight the Swiftflation effect, BNZ urges RBNZ to shake it off.
The PSA has called it a 'brutal day' for the public sector.
Inflation falls in March quarter.
Liam Dann answers reader questions and digs through the week's economic news.
The report shows huge economic and social benefits for Northland, plus a boost to GDP.
Be cool-headed, economist advises sellers as more homes go on the market.
Financial Times: Dollar gains, and latest sign of hot economy cools hopes of rate cuts.
Deposits taken on the first stage or 180 units amount to around $100m of sales.
New data shows movement both in and out of the country is running hot.
Quarterly Consumer Price Index data will give us a read on the inflation fight.
Unemployment remains low by historic standards but job losses still hurt.
Financial Times: The $61.4m packet underlines vast disparity between European and US pay.
'Not a rogue contractor but a trusted partner with the Government that came unstuck.'
Latest Stats NZ data show fruit and vege prices fell 13.3 per cent over the past year.
Payment so far is only 35c in the dollar. Deloitte plans a further distribution soon.
An economist says new spending is debt-funded while we're in deficit.
Much as Kiwis do, American consumers confront sticky inflation.
A quagmire of challenges meant many pundits picked the cash rate to stay put.
OPINION: Liam Dann answers your questions on the quirks and intricacies of economics.
Financial Times: Large-scale government borrowing is looking more and more problematic.
Demand-side issues took over last year as productivity fell back to pre-Covid levels.
On the upside, cost and price pressure continue to ease, suggesting inflation is falling.
An accountant says some businesses should consider whether staying open is viable.
What does a hapū leader say about consultation? What next for Waiheke Marina chiefs?
LINZ also announced changes to how applications would be handled, effective from today.
Louise Upston says there's 'merit' in considering current settings for the supplements.
Markets will be alert for any clues to how the RBNZ is viewing inflation.
The PM needs to call time on negativity and lean into his natural management style.
'Hawke’s Bay will lose ground to other regions, and become a regional backwater.'