Hot Topics: Budget 2013 | Unitary plan
interest rates
- NZ dollar surges to 4-year high vs. yen as Japan’s LDP sweeps to victory
- Wheeler holds OCR at 2.5%
- Wheeler to leave rates unchanged as inflation stays benign
- RBA keeps key rate at 3.25% in face of strong currency
- Westpac slashes four and five-year mortgage rates to new market low
- Dollar leaps above US83c as Bernanke announces opened-ended QE3
- 'Sluggish' growth as Bollard holds OCR at 2.5%
- RBNZ: The case for an early rate cut
- Australia: Labour market lightens gloom
- Investors cite worries, react to new tax law – survey
- Bollard’s final tightrope walk
- ACC says low interest rates may drive up cost of future claims
- Bollard holds OCR, points to lower growth
- Big bank home loan rate cuts continue
- NZ interest rates to be driven by rewind of US stimulus
- Bollard takes aim at currency
- ASB cuts fixed mortgage rates
- Analysis: Bollard pushes rate rises further back
- Bollard to focus on worsening global outlook
- Reserve Bank to hold OCR for a year?
- New Zealand bonds ‘now a safe haven’
- ASB cuts fixed term loan mortgage rates
- Bollard holds cash rate at 2.5%
- ‘Nasty’ economic outlook means Bollard should hold rates – economist
- 'No rush' to raise interest rates, Bollard tells New York financiers
- Bollard holds OCR at 2.5%, forecasts higher dollar for longer
- Investors underestimate need for Bollard to lift interest rates
- Interest rate hike disagreement
- Why the govt's asset sale plans could push up interest rates
- Reserve Bank should leave OCR alone until mid-2012, economists
- What tonight's dairy auction means for the currency - and for interest rates
- Westpac hikes 6-month fixed mortage rate
- Interest rates to rise sooner than expected
- Interest rates on loans could be capped
- Economists' comments on Reserve Bank cash rate cut - and what's next
- Banks lower floating mortgages to follow OCR cut
- Cash rate cut to 2.5% in response to Christchurch earthquake
- Earthquake may force Bollard’s hand
- Why Bollard will leave interest rates on hold - for now
- Twelve months or more of no interest rate rises
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