Reserve Bank governor confident inflation will stay down
Adrian Orr says he’s not hitting the accelerator just yet but people should expect the cash rate to hit 3 percent next year.
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Auckland Libraries promote flood resilience campaign
Auckland Council has launched a flooding resilience campaign across Auckland libraries, offering vital resources to help residents prepare for and reduce the effects of flooding.
As part of the campaign, which is running until the end of winter, librar… Continue reading
Tax warning for share traders
There are predictions that large numbers of traders may be potentially skipping tax bills – and they are now in the taxman’s sights.
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NZ’s healthtech exports soar, but lag behind global peers
The value of healthtech exports has more than doubled in the past decade to $2.6 billion from $1.27b, but investment is lagging behind global peers.
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OCR cut brings relief for home buyers and retailers
New Zealanders are being told yesterday’s unexpected cut to the Official Cash Rate will provide some relief for those struggling with the cost of living crisis.
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‘Home loan relief coming’ after cash rate cut
Rate cuts on Wednesday are likely to be start of persistent shift down, commentators say.
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Power price spikes: UK experts press case for offshore wind projects
Amid the challenges the energy sector is facing, a UK delegation has been talking wind in Taranaki.
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Cash rate cut: PM, Finance Minister celebrate end to ‘era of extreme price increases’
Finance Minister Nicola Willis says every New Zealander who loses a job is a New Zealander she worries about
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‘Biggest flip-flop ever’: Top economist slams Reserve Bank
The Reserve Bank cut the official cash rate to 5.25 percent.
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OCR decision: Reserve Bank cuts official cash rate to 5.25 percent
The RBNZ has come through with its first cut in four years, and retail banks are following close behind.
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