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(posted 29/03/2007)
Kiwi fall won't be far, warn experts
High commodity prices and New Zealand's low long-term inflation mean the kiwi is unlikely to fall much below US60c when it eventually drops.
(posted 09/03/2007)
Three weapons to knock down housing
Three potential measures to give the Reserve Bank more traction in the housing market remain under consideration.
(posted 02/03/2007)
Workers in NZ keep more pay than US, Australia.
New Zealand may be in the bottom third of the developed countries' league table for wages, but workers get to take home a higher share than almost anywhere.
(posted 16/02/2007)
Southern ports in merger talks
Lyttelton Port and Port Otago have begun discussions about merging into a single South Island super-port company to create a more efficient trading system.
(posted 16/02/2007)
Business advocates common currency with Aust
A clear majority of New Zealand businesses think the idea's time has come,for a common currency between Australia and New Zealand.
(posted 09/02/2007)
New hub needed - South Island manufacturers
Manufacturers are calling for a South Island freight hub to break Auckland's dominance as the country's number one gateway and to lower costs.
(posted 08/02/2007)
Rabobank: Tough year ahead for farmers
High interest rates and input costs will continue to squeeze agribusiness profitability this year.
(posted 07/02/2007)
Business more confident in BNZ survey.
Optimists are prevailing over pessimists for the first time in the Bank of New Zealand Confidence Survey released yesterday.
(posted 05/02/2007)
Interest rates expected to rise under wages pressure
New Zealand companies probably added workers in the fourth quarter, keeping the jobless rate close to a record low and stoking wages growth, which increases the likelihood that the Reserve Bank will raise interest rates next month.
(posted 29/01/2007)
Dollar rises after year of rate threats
The promise of a March rise for interest rates has pushed the dollar to renewed highs.
(posted 17/01/2007)
The amazing business confidence U-turn
Business confidence soared to a four-year high in December
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