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What will putting supermarkets under the spotlight change?
OPINION: What can be done, legally, to prevent supermarkets ripping us off?
OPINION: What can be done, legally, to prevent supermarkets ripping us off?
On the path to lower inflation, a few nasty surprises could still trip us up.
Believe it or not, food prices took a dive, for a change, in July.
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In its latest quarterly economic outlook, the ANZ warns inflation is not beaten yet.
Restaurant Brands is bracing itself for a 'disappointing' full-year net profit.
Financial Times: Smaller increase amid signs persistently high inflation is easing.
We're likely to start seeing unemployment creep up, economists say.
Central bank president speaks of "public duty" to conduct monetary policy efficiently.
Steep rises in an area where many can’t afford to own homes, so are long-term tenants.
Cost-of-living for average household increases 7.2 per cent.
Government's interest costs match law and order expenditure.
How the economic slowdown is stretching household budgets.
Former Reserve Bank governor suggests hiking fuel taxes to cool inflation.
Inflation wars and China slowdown loom large, even as some exports surged.
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The inflation level dropped off, but it still remains too high for comfort.
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Inflation down, by almost as much as economists expected.
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New Consumer Price Index data is due Wednesday and with it hope inflation is falling.
Spending in June showed a small bounce-back after last month's slump.
Food prices still rising faster than any time since 1980s.
The New Zealand dollar rallied by more than one US cent after soft US inflation data.
Turners Group CEO says the used car market is slowing, but Tina has helped.
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Meanwhile, the index had a muted response to the hold on the official cash rate.
The average salary nationwide rose more than 6 per cent year-on-year.