Letters: Party on, boss takes the fall
To speed up your economy, cutting red tape my be a better driver than low interest rates.
To speed up your economy, cutting red tape my be a better driver than low interest rates.
Comment: Given councils have done so poorly, one wonders why they are paying for advice.
Coronavirus has complicated the outlook for interest rates.
Volatility can be expected but it shouldn't be catastrophic.
New jobs data points to strong NZ economy but coronavirus could cut 1st quarter GDP 0.6%.
Reserve Bank likely to take wait-and-see approach on coronavirus given "huge" uncertainty.
Inflation expected to rise, but reducing pressure on interest-rate settings.
EDITORIAL: Our Government needs to find new ways to provide affordable first homes.
What are the trends that will define the economy this year? We ask top economists.
Stock prices hold despite lack of support from banks and threat of potential regulations.
Days of austerity are over as new government spending gets thumbs up amid calls for more.
Bank bosses seem resigned to working with the Reserve Bank's new tougher capital rules.
EDITORIAL: Economic sentiment has turned as the doomsday scenarios failed to eventuate.
The big infrastructure spend-up will be good for the economy, just don't call it stimulus.
Could this year get any worse for the Aussie banking sector? Yes, maybe on Thursday.
Farmers should be laughing all the way to the bank, yet they are not, they are stressed.
Today's OCR call surprised markets but was hardly out of the blue.
Softer outlook for inflation may tip the scales towards another cut to lending rates.
COMMENT: The economy's still in good shape, why is business so uncertain about the Govt?
COMMENT: When the HOS launched, the economy was booming but confidence was also low.
The RBNZ has released an independent review of its proposal to lift bank capital ratios
COMMENT: Growth is slowing but there is hope on the horizon.
Reserve Bank governor tries to sooth economy by talking up conditions for investment.
Good news or bad? GDP growth slowed less than expected but more than it has in years.
COMMENT: Our currency is off almost 10 per cent in six months - how low will it go?
As interest rates and bonds head for negative territory, what keeps investors interested?
ANZ economists expect slowing growth will force three more official cash rate cuts.
Consumer confidence is holding up despite business gloom - can it last?
Despite trade war there's still hope for global growth, says S&P global chief economist.
COMMENT: Never mind Greenland, it doesn't get dumber than Trump's 2018 take on trade wars.