
'Not So Orr-Some': Brewery markets beer poking fun at Reserve Bank Governor
Behemoth Brewery makes monetary policy mainstream.
Behemoth Brewery makes monetary policy mainstream.
Former Reserve Bank governor suggests hiking fuel taxes to cool inflation.
OPINION: Luxon does not need to win the debates, just state the case for change.
National median house price remained unchanged at $780,00 from May to June; REINZ.
RBNZ's tone suggests no respite for mortgage holders.
Inflation falling but not back in target zone until late 2024, says RBNZ.
And an already-weakened New Zealand dollar may lose more ground.
Jarden Brief: Market shrugs off warnings about higher borrowing costs and fewer loans.
ANALYSIS: Call this week masks a longer-term challenge.
The Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion shows retailers were the most downbeat.
It wants to know how many Kiwis own crypto assets.
ANZ economists expect investors will continue to be sidelined from the property market.
The Government has made only minor changes to the Monetary Policy Remit.
Monetary policy researchers can in fact apply to be on the Monetary Policy Committee.
Opinion: New analysis suggests an end to the house price slump may be in sight.
LVR rules to be loosened from June 1.
Reserve Bank downplays impact of government spending plans on inflation.
OPINION: Will sharemarkets ever sail the fair winds of low rates again?
The index had a 0.9 per cent turnaround after the RBNZ's announcement.
'Impending RBNZ monetary policy statement now looks more on a knife edge.'
The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 11,993, down 106.73 points or 0.88 per cent.
The Budget was the "straw that broke the camel's back" for some economists.
Inflation has passed its peak but a stronger-than-expected economy will mean higher rates.
Percentage of incomes being spent on mortgages surpasses "stress" threshold.
Experts weigh in on Reserve Bank proposal to ease mortgage lending restrictions.
LVR restrictions likely to be loosened.
Another OCR hike in May is likely, but not needed, economists say.
How next week's tax news and the Budget may influence interest rates.
Economists around the country were caught by surprise.
Opinion: Our editorial on the surprise Consumer Price Index fall to 6.7 per cent.