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Brian Fallow: Where did inflation go?
Prices aren't rising much, but there's no need for the Reserve Bank to step on the gas.
Prices aren't rising much, but there's no need for the Reserve Bank to step on the gas.
The market is predicting higher inflation will result from any changes
EDITORIAL: The Reserve Bank surprised many by moving to ease LVR restrictions.
The Reserve Bank has made a good call to move early but moderately on loan restrictions.
The Reserve Bank has released its financial stability report.
Economists say the Reserve Bank could take its first step towards loosening lending rules.
Inflation has been down so long we are in danger of becoming complacent, say Mike Taylor.
The new Housing Minister says he makes no apologies for being ambitious about housing.
The release of plans for monetary policy reform did not spook currency markets
The review will be in two phases, with an expert advisory panel set-up.
The Reserve Bank is expected to keep rates on hold at 1.75 per cent.
NZ First's radical policy is nowhere to be seen in coalition deal.
The total returns under former governor Graeme Wheeler's stewardship hit $990 million.
The Reserve Bank has held the official cash rate unchanged at 1.75 per cent.
Reserve Bank seen on hold this week, no change in tone expected.
Labour will not give the Reserve Bank a specific target for employment.
Housing market and credit growth need to cool further, Standard & Poor's says.
In his last major speech as Governor Graeme Wheeler offers clues on the future of LVRs
Department of Corrections chief financial officer Sean Mills will join the Reserve Bank.
EDITORIAL: English should not put pressure on Reserve Bank to relax lending regulations.
Reserve Bank puts questions to NZ banks after Oz money laundering scandal.
Raising productivity key to lifting NZ living standards, RBNZ's Wheeler says.
The RBNZ will recognise two bonds issued by state-owned Kiwibank as regulatory capital.
The Reserve Bank is in no hurry to join other central banks in raising interest rates.
It might be his last statement as Reserve Bank Governor, but don't expect any surprises.
Barfoot & Thompson say LVRs have cooled market and now first-time buyers need a leg up.
While NZ's housing debt hit new record in June the rate of credit growth is slowing
A lower New Zealand dollar would help rebalance growth, the Reserve Bank says.
RBNZ considering IMF recommendations but aiming for regime 'fit for New Zealand'.