Bank economists are forecasting inflation for the June quarter will reach or crack 4.0%, with Kiwibank saying it’s to be ...

Elizabeth Macpherson and David Jefferson argue it is time to abandon a European-style “lock it or lose it” approach to ...

US data improves but economic expansion slows; Canadian wildfire crisis spreads; Singapore exports hesitate; China oil ...

The challenge shifts from trying to prevent the virus from arriving to detecting new incursions quickly and managing their ...

Rail Minister Winston Peters announces two new Cook Strait ferries, called 'Kupe' and 'Cook', will arrive in 2029 and be ...

The recent move by the Reserve Bank (RBNZ) to increase the Official Cash Rate (OCR) by 25 basis points will likely only have ...

The IMF sees lower demand for oil, more production, and inventory drawdowns all of which prevented a larger price spike. A ...

We cannot revisit this issue after companies have built whatever they want, wherever they want, and try and then re-open ...

US data mixed with stockpiling driving gains; Canada housing starts falter; Korea raises rates; Australian inflation ...

Market movements well contained with no fresh catalysts to drive price action. US retail sales up modestly, in June as ...

Stats NZ's latest Selected Price Indexes figures show petrol and diesel prices continue to dip month-on-month, food prices ...

Nouriel Roubini explains why 1970s-style oil-supply disruptions no longer generate 1970s-style economic and market effects ...