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Rising mortgage rates: Are banks justified or price gouging?
Commentators are divided over whether banks are price gouging.
Commentators are divided over whether banks are price gouging.
New Zealand dollar left licking its wounds.
OPINION: The difficulty of using interest rates to influence inflation.
KPMG sees banks continuing to make provisions for higher bad debts.
Some victims have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars to such scams, FMA says.
Auckland is now at $995,000, the third month in a row its median is below $1m.
ETF trading has fallen around 75 per cent.
Te Tai Tokerau is one of three regions that enjoyed a lift in house prices
Another sign Auckland has bottomed out. A jump in volume, but sale prices flat.
New reports from OneRoof, Corelogic and ANZ all suggest house prices may have bottomed out
The deputy Reserve Bank governor foresees a period of interest rate stability.
In historic terms, interest rates aren't actually so high.
No pain, no gain: MPs get a chance to grill Reserve Bank boss over rates hike.
Inside Auckland traffic’s control room, how the latest OCR hikes affecting homeowners and senior officer faces charges after tasering a 95-year-old woman in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Reserve Bank downplays impact of government spending plans on inflation.
OPINION: Will sharemarkets ever sail the fair winds of low rates again?
An OCR peak might be good news for mortgage holders - if RBNZ has got it right.
The Reserve Bank releases its full Monetary Policy Statement.
Who is feeling inflation the most and why.
LVR restrictions likely to be loosened.
Another OCR hike in May is likely, but not needed, economists say.
Economists and the markets have parted company on the future of interest rates.
A banking expert shares how likely a bank collapse is for New Zealand.
RBNZ's Adrian Orr said it was time to 'cool the jets'. GDP data suggests we listened.
Inaction is not going to work out if you’re already struggling.
Electronic card data for February shows Kiwis are still spending.
The Finance Minister is unsupportive of a 'quick and dirty' banking probe.
Risks are weighted to a tougher inflation fight and higher interest rates.
New Zealand is in for a massive mortgage shock, and renters won't be immune.
OPINION: New data shows that the real economic pain is still to come.