EEconomy Read More New Zealand economy set to outperform AustraliaJuly 6, 2026 Summary of key points: – New Zealand’s economy relative to Australia; What it means for the NZD/AUD cross-rate…
EEconomy Read More RBNZ set to hike rates to 2.50% on July 8 as inflation persists, poll showsJuly 6, 2026 A widely expected RBNZ hike would reinforce the shift among major central banks toward tighter policy even as…
EEconomy Read More Bank says NZ economy finally turning the corner, ‘recovery delayed not derailed’July 6, 2026 ASB economists say the worst may be mostly over for the New Zealand economy. By Susan Edmunds of…
EEconomy Read More Is the NZ economy looking up at last?July 5, 2026 Would raising the rate of GST affect you more than others? No Stupid Questions with Susan Edmunds ASB…
EEconomy Read More Europe and the life of abundanceJuly 5, 2026 Europe and the life of abundance In many respects, the EU appears likely to become one of…
EEconomy Read More RBA interest rates unlikely to fall until 2027 and chance of one more increase looms, say economistsJuly 5, 2026 Economists have all but ruled out an interest rate cut from the Reserve Bank of Australia before well…
EEconomy Read More The economy is strong yet consumer sentiment is rock bottomJuly 5, 2026 If you spent your time on the websites of the Bureau of Statistics, the Reserve Bank (RBA) and…
EEconomy Read More The mystery of Australia’s missing cashJuly 5, 2026 Cash is used for less than one in five transactions, and yet the appetite for new banknotes is…
EEconomy Read More New cost-of-living measures kick-in today, for better or worseJuly 5, 2026 Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says his government is focusing on delivering real change for Australians, but the Opposition…
EEconomy Read More Mortgage interest payment rates Australia: Nation’s interest bill is larger than when official interest rates were almost 20 per centJuly 5, 2026 Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add…
EEconomy Read More VIDEO: Why today's borrowers are worse off than those facing 17% rates in the early 90s. – ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting CorporationJuly 5, 2026 VIDEO: Why today’s borrowers are worse off than those facing 17% rates in the early 90s. ABC News &…
EEconomy Read More Canadian Dollar: Labor stability favors BoC pause – Wells FargoJuly 5, 2026 Wells Fargo Economics sees Canada’s labor market as soft but stabilizing after a strong May rebound, with employment…