What to expect from today's unemployment data
New Labour data expected to paint a mixed picture of employment market.
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RBNZ chief economist pushes back against dovish financial markets.
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Inflation falls to 4.7 per cent in December quarter
Strong domestically-driven inflation expected to continue worrying the RBNZ.
Richard Prebble: Getting jobseekers into employment must be an urgent priority
Everything Labour did failed to reduce benefit numbers.
Research finds hybrid working rose last year for Kiwi workers - and we’re more productive
Managers are seeing the benefits of allowing staff to work remotely.
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One economist is unsure whether the Government's tax cuts can be delivered.
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Reserve Bank rules expected to bite once interest rates fall.
Inflation figures expected to enable the RBNZ to hold its horses
Economists note there's still a way to go to fully tame inflation.
Migration record as nearly 250,000 arrive in a year - but departures up too
More talented, not 'desperate and dateless', NZ citizens than ever before may have left.
When will mortgage rates finally fall?
ANZ economists expect RBNZ to keep hawkish stance, before making abrupt OCR cut in August.
Price of buying food fell in December, annual price increase slows
Domestic accommodation up, diesel down, as food price hikes cool somewhat.
EV owners: RUCs will cost us twice what petrol car owners pay in fuel tax
EV owners are happy to pay road user charges but say it works out double the petrol tax.
Politics and inflation worries take shine off improved business confidence results
Businesses owners tend to feel more positive under National-led governments.
Māori authority exports drop 16 per cent in September quarter
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From housing to energy to food, US inflation picks up
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Five key risks to economy this year, ASB says
Inflation, Kiwi overspending, and a volatile global situation are getting attention.
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