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The Reserve Bank's kept the Official Cash Rate unchanged at 2.25 percent
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18 February 2026
The Reserve Bank's kept the Official Cash Rate unchanged at 2.25 percent
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Advice so New Zealanders can get more bang for their buck when buying bread - as food price inflation lifts
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Pharmacists have accepted a Health New Zealand pay offer
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Pharmacists have accepted a Health New Zealand pay offer...
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Retail confidence is at a two-year high - but full recovery is still to come
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Retail confidence is at a two-year high - but full recovery is still to come...
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Now's the time to buy for those looking to get on the property ladder
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Now's the time to buy for those looking to get on the property ladder...
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