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Liam Dann: Food prices are falling on global markets - why not here?

As global commodity prices plunge, local inflation puts more acid on the Government.

Annual food prices rise 12.5 per cent, largest increase since 1987

Fruit and vegetables and grocery prices leading the way.

Thousands of job cuts: The economic storm set to hit Kiwi families

The economic situation is set to become far worse.

Diana Clement: Beware the pink tax

Women earn less but pay more.

Labour force participation at record high, most women ever in work

Wages are up too, as unemployment stayed very low in the first quarter.

Has the job market turned? New data will hold clues to inflation fight

Immigration rebound and cyclone impacts will weigh on labour market data.

Diana Clement: An apple a day keeps inflation at bay

Food prices have gone through the roof.

NZ v Australia: Who’s doing better at beating the cost of living?

Australian consumer price index data for the March quarter shows inflation far from tamed.

Q&A: Why are Kiwis still spending as the cost of living soars?

Consumers are hurting - and also partying. Frances Cook explains what's going on.

Food prices jump again in March, but what’s biting into our wallets?

Food prices rose again - with groceries up nearly 14 per cent in a year.

Liam Dann: When will the post-Covid party stop?

OPINION: It looks like we are partying our way into a recession.

Inflation for longer and OCR higher - economists’ grim forecast

Reserve Bank was right to take a tough line on inflation, Infometrics says.

Why being good with money is all about the little choices

Financial adviser Lisa Dudson talks tackling debt and getting ahead.

Inflation hits tradies hard as disaster recovery continues

Price of supplies surging, but many traders don't want to charge more, survey finds.

After major OCR hike: Why is NZ not following Australia?

And why is our cash rate strategy so different from Australia?

US inflation falls again - but it’s a slow return to normal

Data shows price increases moderating, but progress remains gradual.