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Why Argentina's shock measures may be the best hope for its ailing economy

Painful economic steps new president announced sound draconian.

Liam Dann: Never mind the technicalities, New Zealand is in recession

OPINION: If there's an upside to grim GDP data, it may be we'll get through this sooner.

Fed holds rates steady, hints at cuts next year

The US Federal Reserve has kept its official rates unchanged.

Official cash rate cut remains unlikely, despite drop in inflation - economist

Inflation looks set to fall well below 5 per cent by the end of the year.

The food prices jumping the most in 2023

Cost of vegetables increases after adverse weather events, disease.

Treasury backs RBNZ focus on inflation

However, officials are worried about chopping and changing the Reserve Bank Act.

Liam Dann: Cheaper petrol a reminder we’re not stuck in a 1970s inflation flashback

Oil markets have delivered a welcome reminde the world is a very different place in 2023.

RBNZ's tough talk on interest rates isn't a game, says deputy governor

Christian Hawkesby on why the RBNZ is leaning against markets pricing in rate cuts.

Do meal kits really save you money?

Meal kits are a convenient, fast way to produce a tasty dinner. But what about the cost?

Deep Creek brewery collapse: How much is owed to creditors and staff

A shipment failure to China left the craft brewer with a cashflow problem.

Liam Dann: Life on hold as the 'Great Malaise' keeps us waiting

OPINION: It feels like we're all stuck in limbo as wait for slow economic cycle to turn.

Job market, wage growth ‘cooling’ - what it means for interest rates

Labour market data lands softer than RBNZ expectations.

Unemployment up, wages rise as job market gets more ‘spare capacity’

Average wages were up significantly - but more people are out of work.

Election impact? Business confidence jumps in October

ANZ's Business Outlook survey suggests businesses liked the election result.

Vegans down but food spend goes up

Food service app use has 'plateaued' after strong growth.

Liam Dann: Why David Seymour's hardline monetary policy is a bad idea

OPINION: It puts re-balancing the economy firmly on the shoulders of younger generations.