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Coalition’s doubling exports target ‘highly ambitious’: Treasury

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Senior economists speak with NBR about the state of the global economy and outlook for New Zealand.

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New Zealand avoids technical recession – just

Stats NZ GDP data show the economy contracted 0.2% in the June quarter, while the March quarter was revised slightly.

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Rural confidence improves as inflation and interest rates fall

Rabobank survey highlights greener pastures for the country's farming sector in positive territory since late 2021.

Jonathan Mitchell Tue, 17 Sep 2024
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Sweet thief: Chocolate prices up 20% on a year ago

Food prices rise in year to August, while consumers swipe and spend more after tax and OCR cuts.

Jonathan Mitchell Thu, 12 Sep 2024
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NZ’s ‘rolling maul’ recession bites hard; sedate migration gain

Stats NZ data today shows a provisional net migration gain of 67,200 in the year to July, while economists pencil in negative June quarter.

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