NZ added the population of Taranaki in 2023 - what does that mean for interest rates?
New Stats NZ data shows unprecedented levels of migration continue in both directions.
New Stats NZ data shows unprecedented levels of migration continue in both directions.
Finance Minister Nicola Willis used one of Labour's favourite phrases in a recent speech.
Despite high net gains we may have passed the peak
Subdued consumer prices, card spending and housing data will give RBNZ pause for thought.
'We both realise the buck stops with us. It’s in the best interests for us to hand over.'
OPINION: Lies, damned lies and ministerial briefings on regional development.
Despite a monthly rise, annual price increases were the lowest since November 2021.
Electronic card transaction data for January showed a bump in spending.
Resilience in price pressures comes as Federal Reserve considers when to cut rates.
Economists are divided over whether a higher OCR is needed to beat inflation.
Aucklanders likely to need staggering income to buy average-priced house.
Analysts warn this may be the third-worst earnings season ever.
Strong employment data will force RBNZ to lift the OCR in February and April, ANZ says.
'It’s a crowded market. They were unable to make a go of it.'
Gearing could be at the top end of the range and dividends to shareholders could drop.
OPINION: This minimum wage increase is, in fact, a real-term cut in incomes.
OPINION: While geopolitical tensions dominate debates, China's economic growth flags.
Grant Reynolds appointed. He is also the liquidator of other Compass building businesses.
What was driving demand at this morning's Global Dairy Auction?
'Actively seeking an anchor tenant to collaborate with us' - Peter Wall on site plans.
China has redoubled efforts to revive its wobbling financial markets
New Labour data expected to paint a mixed picture of employment market.
Asset returns decreased and half the iwi reported financial losses.
Labour market data due on Wednesday will offer clues to the extent of economic slowdown.
Financial Times: January payrolls come in at almost double economists’ forecasts.
They say Monetary Policy is a blunt tool, but does it need to be quite so blunt?
Wall Street has been on a roll but there are some big risks lurking in 2024.
Public consultation will begin this month on expanding the inquiry's scope.
Just 80% of consents result in construction now, down from 95% previously: one estimate.
OPINION: Business confidence is riding high, with expectations of better times ahead.