NNew Zealand Read More Luxon signals decision on relief soon, latest fuel figures outMarch 23, 2026 Fuel tracking app Gaspy says the average price of fuel in New Zealand has now hit “all-time highs”,…
EEconomy Read More Economists see RBNZ Governor likely pushing back against sharp wholesale interest rate risesMarch 23, 2026 Economists are seeing a good chance that Reserve Bank (RBNZ) Governor Anna Breman will push back against sharp…
EEconomy Read More China vows more open economy, national treatment for foreign firmsMarch 23, 2026 BEIJING (Reuters) — Chinese Premier Li Qiang pledged on Sunday to further open up the economy and fully…
EEconomy Read More Sharp reversal in affordability for first home buyers in FebruaryMarch 23, 2026 Improvements in home loan affordability over the last 18 months appear to have come to an abrupt end…
EEconomy Read More Home building industry facing COVID-like price spikes due to Middle East warMarch 23, 2026 Alarm bells are ringing in Australia’s residential building industry, with some describing “considerable” supply chain disruption and price…
NNew Zealand Read More Luxon signals decision on relief soon, latest fuel figures outMarch 23, 2026 Fuel tracking app Gaspy says the average price of fuel in New Zealand has now hit “all-time highs”,…
EEconomy Read More China’s emotional economy is on the riseMarch 23, 2026 A giant inflatable Labubu toy floats on the water at Victoria Harbour on October 25, 2025 in Hong…
EEconomy Read More March is ending with sharp rises in some fixed home loan rates as swap rates surgeMarch 23, 2026 Just take a look at the swap rate charts at the bottom of this article. The recent surge…
EEconomy Read More New Zealand outlook cut to negative by Fitch as debt concerns mountMarch 22, 2026 Fitch outlook cut puts New Zealand’s fiscal path under scrutiny and lifts yields. Summary: Fitch revises New Zealand…
EEconomy Read More The recovery is off, dearMarch 22, 2026 This is a re-post of an article originally published on pundit.co.nz. It is here with permission. Back in…
EEconomy Read More ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ traps more young Malaysians in debt cycleMarch 22, 2026 Chan Jun Hong, 29, spends about MYR3,000 (US$763) each month servicing debts, which account for more than 60%…
EEconomy Read More War might actually benefit Greek tourism, says Deutsche BankMarch 22, 2026 The net impact of the war in the Middle East on Greek tourism remains uncertain, although it could…