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Inflation 'likely to remain high for several years'
Employers warned to look at the longer term as relief from cost pressures some way off.
Employers warned to look at the longer term as relief from cost pressures some way off.
With global job markets tight NZ will struggle to attract and retain staff, says ASB.
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Pie Funds CEO Mike Taylor looks at the risk recession poses to stock prices.
'We see an upward trend in demand, now that the funders' policies have been lifted.'
One area bucked the trend: up 40 per cent last year, down only 3.4 per cent now.
"They have reached 50 per cent of the investment goal so far" - spokesperson.
You'd think we'd be shouting that record low of 5.4 per cent from the rooftops.
Time to pay for that free lunch.