Economics

Banks identify geopolitical shocks as their biggest risk

Trading banks are becoming more worried about global tensions.

Brent Edwards Mon, 04 Nov 2024

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‘That’s something to celebrate’: Adrian Orr cheers low inflation

The RBNZ Governor spoke to the Peterson Institute in the United States today.

Jonathan Mitchell Thu, 24 Oct 2024

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Grass may not be so green in Aussie for Kiwi expats: report

New research compares income levels, housing affordability, and living costs between the two countries.

Jonathan Mitchell Thu, 24 Oct 2024

Economics

50 or 75? Inflation victory reinforces more OCR cuts ahead

Inflation is now just a whisker away from the key midpoint of the RBNZ’s 1-3% target band.

Jonathan Mitchell Thu, 17 Oct 2024

Economics

Inflation finally falls within the key target band at 2.2%

Stats NZ data reinforces the RBNZ's decisions to cut the OCR and provide economic relief.

Jonathan Mitchell Wed, 16 Oct 2024

Economics

Cautious consumers stay frugal, as service sector pain lingers

More data highlight the subdued economy, with key inflation numbers just days away.

Jonathan Mitchell Mon, 14 Oct 2024

Economics

Inflation plays nice, while migration gains settle

Official data reinforces the subdued economy requires more interest rate cuts to grow again.

Jonathan Mitchell Fri, 11 Oct 2024

Economics

Not everyone will benefit from interest rate cut, economist warns

Craig Renney says particularly low-income people who rent might not be better off.

Brent Edwards Thu, 10 Oct 2024

Economics

RBNZ delivers 50-basis point cut: ‘economic growth is weak’

Borrowers and retailers rejoice after the cut, with the official cash rate expected to fall further in 2025.

Brent Edwards Wed, 09 Oct 2024

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