
Liam Dann: The Trump bump boosts our KiwiSaver ... but a big market showdown looms
OPINION: Beating political opponents is one thing. Now Trump faces a more powerful foe.
OPINION: Beating political opponents is one thing. Now Trump faces a more powerful foe.
OPINION: Why a capital gains tax is still so contentious - and who supports it.
A new report by Westpac outlines the kind of economic recovery we can expect.
OPINION: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.
OPINION: If the Reserve Bank over-squeezes the economy, Kiwis lose their jobs.
New inflation data may clear a path for more aggressive interest rate cuts.
Inflation was down significantly in the latest quarter.
While the price of imported goods has fallen, domestic inflation remains too high.
Banks have moved swiftly to lower lending rates.
OPINION: Are we at a stage of this cycle where a more dramatic approach is needed?
Most economists expect the Reserve Bank to deliver additional relief for borrowers.
Small businesses face cash-flow issues as late payments surge to $827m in 2023.
Regulator argues its bank capital rules aren't hurting farmers and businesses.
OPINION: A move in China might be the best news New Zealand's economy has had all year.
Committee agrees property values should be allowed to fall to better reflect climate risk.
Households continue to face challenges when it comes to credit arrears and repayment.
ANZ's monthly business Outlook survey shows firms are increasingly upbeat.
Expectations about the future driving consumer confidence.
An economist expects the economy shrank.
OPINION: After the rate cut, what now for house prices? And what is geoeconomics?
OPINION: A ratings agency endorses NZ's fiscal management and highlights household debt.
The insurer expects a jump in reinsurance costs post-Cyclone Gabrielle to moderate.
A large portion of mortgage debt will be repriced this year.
OPINION: Short-term, all the economic numbers point in the right electoral direction.
If the RBNZ's new forecasts are right, we might be in for a hard landing.
Reserve Bank governor responds to claims the central bank has done a flip-flop since May.
Market pricing points to a rate cut from the Reserve Bank this week but views are mixed.
New Zealand’s stock market slipped 1.7% this week.
Unemployment rose but offered no surprises for the Reserve Bank.
More people were jobless as winter arrived, but public sector wages rose 6.9% in a year.