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The Reserve Bank says inflation's too high, but it's actually worried it could soon end up too low
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18 February 2026
The Reserve Bank says inflation's too high, but it's actually worried it could soon end up too low
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The Reserve Bank's kept the OCR unchanged at 2.25 percent - and expects it'll stay there for most of this year
18 Feb:
The Reserve Bank's kept the OCR unchanged at 2.25 percent - and expects it'll stay there for most of this year...
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Disagreement within the Reserve Bank, on how soon to again raise the Official Cash Rate
18 Feb:
Disagreement within the Reserve Bank, on how soon to again raise the Official Cash Rate...
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The Reserve Bank's kept the Official Cash Rate unchanged at 2.25 percent
18 Feb:
The Reserve Bank's kept the Official Cash Rate unchanged at 2.25 percent...
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An improving financial situation for one of our largest companies, Fletcher Building
18 Feb:
An improving financial situation for one of our largest companies, Fletcher Building...
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A sharp rise in food inflation could unfortunately be out of our control
18 Feb:
A sharp rise in food inflation could unfortunately be out of our control...
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Dairy prices have risen another 3.6 percent at this morning's latest Global Dairy Trade auction
18 Feb:
Dairy prices have risen another 3.6 percent at this morning's latest Global Dairy Trade auction...
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New Zealand lamb is still a premium product in the UK, 144 years since the first shipment of 5000 carcasses sailed out of Port Chalmers in 1882
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New Zealand lamb is still a premium product in the UK, 144 years since the first shipment of 5000 carcasses sailed out of Port Chalmers in 1882...
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The Finance Minister's accusing Labour of scraping the barrel with its questions in Parliament
17 Feb:
The Finance Minister's accusing Labour of scraping the barrel with its questions in Parliament...
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Advice so New Zealanders can get more bang for their buck when buying bread - as food price inflation lifts
17 Feb:
Advice so New Zealanders can get more bang for their buck when buying bread - as food price inflation lifts...
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