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Liam Dann: Phew! Market meltdown averted - for now
Cool words from US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell have eased investor fears.
Cool words from US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell have eased investor fears.
OPINION: Big market crashes of 1929, 1987 and 2008 happened in September and October.
Stronger wage growth is helping to drive rates up sooner in NZ, say ANZ economists.
The underlying strength of the economy in the past 18 months offers some comfort.
ASB and Westpac have changed their turn and now expect no change to the OCR today.
Hiking more aggressively next week could head off inflation risk and cool housing.
Big economic challenges remain but we should be thankful unemployment isn't one of them.
OPINION: A hot labour market may seem a good thing, but problems may lie ahead.
Is inflation back to steal our wealth or does the modern world have it beat?
The policy pieces are all falling into place, but will the housing market listen?
The latest Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion shows inflation pressure building.
Concerns of inflation being too low has resulted in unconventional monetary policy.
New GDP data is due this morning. Liam Dann looks at what we should make of it.
Debate on the rise of inflation is running hot, thankfully Adrian Orr isn't picking sides.
The Reserve Bank has left the official cash rate unchanged as widely expected.
Global paranoia about inflation is building. How will our Reserve Bank respond this week?
A complex Reserve Bank policy scrap goes to the heart of a bigger global economic debate.
The RBNZ continues to keep its options wide open as it deals with Covid-19 uncertainty.
The GDP slump is a reminder that we still have a tough road of economic recovery ahead.
We're entering the toughest phase of the recovery, says BNZ chief economist Paul Conway
Did the economy lose its post-lockdown momentum in the final quarter of 2020?
PAYE data suggests employment hasn't recovered as strongly as believed.
After early success NZ now faces a difficult period, RBNZ Governor Adrian Orr says.
Cameron Bagrie says reference to "Government policy" risks undermining RBNZ independence.
Changes have been made to the Monetary Policy Committee's remit, Grant Robertson says.
The RBNZ is waging a battle with bullish markets over recovery expectations.
This lockdown hasn't shifted economic forecasts but that doesn't mean it has no influence.
Financial Times: US to find out if nations borrow and spend their way to prosperity.
NZ recovery so successful that we're going to be first in world to face rate rise dilemma.
What will the economy do in 2021? Here's where economists are looking for clues.