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Overseas trade for January in balance

Imports rise 14pc in January says Stats NZ

The total value of goods imported in January increased 14 per cent to $396m from January 2010, to a montly total of $3.3b, said Stats NZ this morning.

Libya unrest could hit NZ motorists' pockets

<i>Andrew Gawith:</i> Kiwi expertise can be marketed to the world

China trade soars since free deal, says Govt

Logs lift port firm's results

Dairy prices up again - Fonterra auction up 3.9pc

The price of milk powder rose to the highest level since Fonterra began its online auctions in July 2008 in last night's auction.

Transtasman investment deal on agenda

Finalising a new transtasman investment agreement is on the agenda in talks between Julia Gillard and John Key.

Export prices hit new high

Flood fallout likely to hit NZ

Holmes' oil firm surviving in spite of hard times

Last year was a challenging one for Paul Holmes and his olive oil brand - as it was for the whole food industry.

Floods likely to worsen shrinking trade surplus

Macro future for NZ microchip firm

A local firm has its eyes firmly fixed on the world security market...

Dairy boom helps trim trade deficit

New Zealand's trade deficit narrowed in November as demand from China increased prices of dairy and lumber exports.

November exports soar 19 per cent

Exports were up 19 per cent in November with the annual trade balance for that month a surplus of $1.3 billion - the first since 2001.

Smartfoods' breakfast cereals make first push into American market