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These workers contribute to the local economy and businesses, and many have family nearby. Now many of them will have potentially have to leave our community in search of work, Labour MP Jo Luxton said.

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Job Losses Devastating For Timaru

According to Infometrics' latest forecasts, the New Zealand economy’s recovery from the stagnation of the last two years will remain patchy until mid-2025. Although...

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Interest Rate Cuts Drive Recovery From Mid-2025

New Zealand is highly reliant on trade – particularly on maritime routes, which are lifelines for exports and imports. Key sectors such as agriculture, construction, and wholesale and retail trade depend heavily on this global network.  External events can severely disrupt the flow of goods, delay deliveries or damage critical infrastructure.  But a crisis like the COVID pandemic can also disrupt business commitments to sustainability goals such…

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Can NZ’s supply chain build enough resilience and sustainability to survive the next global crisis?

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Keeping young New Zealanders in the country - or encouraging them back when they leave - will be vital to help the country balance the books in the future.

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Why exodus of young NZers will hurt the economy

"The current setup is a Ponzi scheme relying entirely on people ... to pay for all the promises made to everyone," says one expert.

Why young Kiwis leaving is a big worry for the economy

Another day, another turnaround. The New Zealand sharemarket posted a 1% gain after recovering from a bout of hectic selling the day before. The S&P/NZX 50...

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Market close: NZ stocks rise

Reading Time:  2 minutes It’s been a while coming, but our export markets are finally starting to emerge from their post-covid hangover. In August, average export prices for lamb and mutton were the highest since last year, while beef posted the highest value since late 2022. Preliminary numbers released for September point to even more increases. For lamb, much of this improved appetite is coming out of the United Kingdom and continental Europe…

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Markets begin to shake off covid hangover

The post NZD/USD moves above 0.6050, upside seems limited due to easing inflation in New Zealand appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. NZD/USD may face headwinds as the recent easing of inflation strengthens the case for the RBNZ’s rate cut in November. New Zealand’s Consumer Price Index rose 2.2% YoY in the September quarter, bringing inflation within the RBNZ’s 1-3% target range. The US Dollar appreciates as strong US labor and inflation data h…

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NZD/USD moves above 0.6050, upside seems limited due to easing inflation in New Zealand

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An oil spill is “highly probable” from a grounded New Zealand navy ship which sank and caught fire off the coast of Samoa, the Pacific island nation’s acting prime minister said late Sunday.

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Samoa warns of 'highly probable' oil spill from New Zealand navy ship that sank and caught fire

Google said Friday it will stop linking to New Zealand news content and will reverse its support of local media outlets if the government passes a law forcing tech companies to pay for articles displayed on their platforms.

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Google says it will stop linking to New Zealand news if a law passes forcing it to pay for content

Economists expect the Reserve Bank to continue slashing rates, with another 50 basis point cut expected next month.

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