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NZIER economist Peter Wilson did the research behind new immigration policy.

Kiwi business owners say New Zealand's labour shortage has reached crisis point.

The big first quarter surge in economic activity means rates could rise sooner.

New GDP data is due this morning. Liam Dann looks at what we should make of it.

A third monthly record for SEEK job adverts shows labour market stretched to limit.

The political right needs to do some fresh thinking to stay relevant in post-Covid world.

Pie Funds chief executive Mike Taylor on crypto crash and what inflation means for shares.

Tax revenue was higher; labour market conditions were better, latest figures show.

Fitch Solutions tips the kiwi dollar to rise as economy improves through next 18 months.

Soaring house prices likely to blame for a rise in financial anxiety of millennials.

This Saturday is the first big leaders meeting of Apec 2021, when trade ministers meet.

Debate on the rise of inflation is running hot, thankfully Adrian Orr isn't picking sides.

New Productivity Commission report shows NZ still struggling to lift economic efficiency.

Global paranoia about inflation is building. How will our Reserve Bank respond this week?

Strong summer spending points to stronger than expected GDP growth, economists say

Treasury's economic forecasts look rosy, but they include three very bold assumptions.

Better luck next year: Business disappointed but forecasts suggest more stimulus to come.

Getting back to business as usual is probably for the next Budget, Thomas Pippos says.

Finance Minister needs to be prepared for backlash as he sticks to middle path on Budget.

A stronger economy provides Grant Robertson with Budget choices. Which way will he lean?

New data adds to fears of labour shortages restricting growth

Budget season is here again, but will the Government be spreading the fiscal cheer?

Global markets are seeing a shift in investor focus from lock down to recovery stocks.

The economy survived what was supposed to be a very tough quarter with jobs growth intact

Labour Market data due Wednesday will offer more clues to the strength of the economy.

China Summit: Ex leaders say New Zealand should follow its own path on China.

Home Truths: Could this month's Budget offer more policies to drive affordable housing?

A complex Reserve Bank policy scrap goes to the heart of a bigger global economic debate.

Business sentiment suggests stronger economic growth possible, if supply constraints allow

Detailed new data shows where economists got it wrong with forecasts last year.

Immigration is the unknown variable when economists try to forecast the next few years.

A comprehensive report on NZ's productivity weakness suggests big changes are needed.

Political debate should focus on specifics. Competence not ideology is what matters now.

The RBNZ continues to keep its options wide open as it deals with Covid-19 uncertainty.

Annual net migration figure has plunged as Covid-19 restrictions bite.

Firms say domestic demand is holding steady but supply shortages are causing big problems.

Covid-19 and Joe Biden are driving the biggest change in global economics in 40 years.

"There's a limit to how many pools and pizza ovens can fit in the backyard."

A path out of the pandemic is now clear and the US economy will lead growth, the IMF says.

US return to global tax talks is good news for NZ but could cause issues for film sector.

Progress on key trade issues is a major part of the forum - chairman

The sale of Westpac NZ presents opportunity to change banking landscape for the better.

After a huge initial slump shares have soared through the 12 months of the pandemic.

Rob Fyfe, Helen Clark and Sir Peter Gluckman have talked about re-engaging with the world.

A table ranking regional economic performance reflects the two speeds of the recovery.

Kiwi attitudes to share investing have matured - now it's time to grow up about housing.

Economists outline their views on how property prices will fare.

New housing policies will slow the housing market but could they also slow the economy?

Business leaders still seeking clarity after open letter voicing concern on recovery plan.

Is it time for the Government to pull out its chequebook to head off recession?

The GDP slump is a reminder that we still have a tough road of economic recovery ahead.

We're entering the toughest phase of the recovery, says BNZ chief economist Paul Conway

Did the economy lose its post-lockdown momentum in the final quarter of 2020?

Food prices have been subdued of late but global commodity markets point to big rises.

Tomatoes are just one of several foods that have seen prices fall during the pandemic.

NZ benefits from China rebound and rising commodity prices as Asia Pacific leads recovery.

Dominick Stephens will work with Treasury on a 10-month secondment from Westpac.

What happens to inflation post-pandemic is the big economic debate of the day.

Covid recovery lifting bond yields and deflating shares - how should investors respond?