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GDP preview: Early bets in on path of economic growth

Economists say the first quarter was tough as Omicron kept people home.

Global inflation boosts NZ's terms of trade as food prices spike

Rising food prices outpaced rising energy costs to drive a rise in NZ's terms of trade.

Unemployment tipped for another record low

Labour shortages have likely driven the strongest wage growth since 2009.

Will inflation top 7pc today? Economists expect highest in 30 years

StatsNZ releases Consumer Price Index data for the March quarter this Thursday.

Survey reveals retail sector downbeat as Omicron and oil prices bite

NZIER survey shows business confidence low across the board as cost pressures mount.

OCR preview: Rates sure to rise - but by how much?

Odds are evenly split on the RBNZ delivering a double shot to interest rates this week.

Recession fear low, inflation fear 'off the charts' - ANZ survey

Residential construction feeling the pinch as building costs rise and house prices fall.

Inflation likely to add $150 a week to living costs - ASB

New reports from ASB and ANZ economists point to much tougher year ahead for economy.

Women's World Cup set to inspire Kiwis

World-class cricketer Suzie Bates says White Ferns have a goal besides winning.

Inflation shock: Data to show prices rising at fastest in a decade

NZ's economy faces a "perfect storm" of global and local forces driving up prices.

Liam Dann: Why the OCR had to rise, despite lockdown pain

A rate hike now, as pandemic bites, is unsettling but hints at bigger problems to come.

Building sector leads slump in business confidence, says NZIER

The latest Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion still provides "green light" for OCR hike.

Interest rate hike expected this week - regardless of lockdown call

Inflation pressure looks set to dominate the RBNZ's thinking despite the Auckland lockdown

$870m windfall: Hundreds of thousands of Kiwis still to come forward

Bonus Bonds investors are yet to make contact with the scheme as it's wind up continues.

Liam Dann: How can the data look so good when we feel so bad?

We could lose many of our most loved local businesses without making a dent in GDP.

GDP preview: Economy was red-hot. Is that meaningless now?

Strong second-quarter GDP data will provide some confidence for post-lockdown rebound.