Hot Topics: Budget 2013 | Unitary plan
GDP
- GDP figures show continued pick-up in business investment
- Kiwi rises as GDP springs a surprise
- Economy beats forecasts to grow 0.6% in 2Q
- Margin Call: Truckers dodge spikes on the road
- Surprise GDP surge – why it happened and what it means
- Interest rate cut unlikely after GDP surprise
- Economy grows twice expected pace - kiwi hits 80 US cents
- Tracking the Economy
- NZ still on track for gradual recovery after weak GDP
- GDP Preview: Lacklustre manufacturing weighed on fourth-quarter
- 'We don't know how lucky we are' - Bollard
- Manufacturing and retail boost Q3 GDP to 0.8%
- World growth forecasts cut - but NZ doing okay
- National at record high, Labour at record low - iPredict
- Flat GDP 'disappointing' but don't don sackcloth and ashes just yet
- Economists revise outlook – upwards
- GDP peril from Rugby World Cup
- Punters pick interest rate hike for October
- Economic strength reflected in high Q1 GDP
- GDP rose 0.8% in first quarter
- Kiwi surges on strong GDP result, briefly through 85USc
- GDP announcement delayed
- Treasury predicts anaemic GDP growth
- Stronger economic growth, inflation predicted
- How long will the grass stay greener over the Ditch?
- Shock, horror: what if we have a good year?
- How increased tertiary funding would boost GDP
- How technology undermined GDP
- Slow economy makes rate hikes unlikely - Key
- Growth stalls, manufacturing slump hits GDP
- Quake effect on GDP initially negative then a boost - Treasury
- GDP shows the recovery is continuing...slowly
- Economists more optimistic on inflation than Treasury
- GDP result is even better when you look under the hood
- How strong is the recovery?
- Economy stops shrinking – now for the turnaround
- NZ economy suffers first annual decline since 1992
- Warm, flat beer rather than champagne for the economy
- Australian GDP figures may have avoided recession
- Give it a go, bro - your entrepreneurial ideas
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