The following is a press release from Consumer NZ early on Thursday morning. Who can you bank on? Consumer NZ reveals 2024’s ...

US Fed stands pat on policy moves despite inflation higher than they want; markets liked that; US labour market resilient; ...

The Reserve Bank says financial stress is building from very low levels with particular pressure on the commercial property ...

Unemployment rate climbed to 4.3% in the March quarter from 4%, just exceeding the Reserve Bank’s expectations ...

March saw the highest number of monthly business liquidations in nine years with construction companies leading the way, ...

US labour costs and retail sales rise; US sentiment sags; China PMI's marginally positive; EU growth better; Aussie retail ...

*J Kenneth Rogoff, a former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, is Professor of Economics and Public Policy ...

Local Government New Zealand wants the Government to give councils more than $1.1 billion earned each year from the GST on ...

Comparing macroeconomic indicators across countries is a tricky issue, as it requires adjustment for differences in ...

Martin Dilly & Fiona Hall warn job cuts for anti-money laundering staff at the Department of Internal Affairs risk putting ...

Stronger than expected US employment cost data raises concerns that sticky wage inflation could further delay the Fed’s rate cutting cycle and weighed on risk sentiment ...

For those who choose to live a frugal life, Lynda Moore points out some downsides, especially the ones counterproductive to ...