Latest fromTrade
Forecasters tipping tiny inflation rise
Economists expect next to no inflation when the December quarter consumer price index is released on Friday.
This year looking good for beef, dairy
The signs are mildly positive for the dairy and beef sectors this year, but the outlook for sheep farmers does not look quite so rosy.
New vehicle sales top 100,000 for third time in 23 years
Car yards proved to be one of the more resilient segments of the retail sector last year, according to figures compiled by the Motor Trade Association.
NZ dollar climbs higher against US
The New Zealand dollar rose against the greenback, even as US stocks fell, in what may be a run of safe-haven buying that's also lifted the Australian dollar.
Global dairy prices bounce back
The price of dairy products rose 2 per cent in the first GlobalDairyTrade auction of the year, recovering losses through the tail-end of last year.
Mall fever takes over at Boxing Day sales
Shoppers took to the Boxing Day sales with gritted teeth yesterday, battling full carparks, queues and crowds to snap up bargains.
Rock stars of NZ business world
This has been another testing year for New Zealand businesses as they rock along the decade of "grumpy growth".
Rebuild helps economy grow 0.2pc
The New Zealand economy grew at a slower pace than expected in the September quarter, pushed up by increased building activity.
Dairy prices up 1.1pc overnight
World dairy prices have risen in the last online auction of the year.