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    The Reserve Bank says we may be seeing a fundamental change in the way our economy operates
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     19 February 2026
    The Reserve Bank says we may be seeing a fundamental change in the way our economy operates
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    Spark is satisfied with its latest financial results, despite falling short of analyst expectations in some areas
    18 Feb: Spark is satisfied with its latest financial results, despite falling short of analyst expectations in some areas... more
    The Reserve Bank says inflation's too high, but it's actually worried it could soon end up too low
    18 Feb: The Reserve Bank says inflation's too high, but it's actually worried it could soon end up too low... more
    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... more
    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... more
    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... more
    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... more
    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... more
    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... more
    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
    17 Feb: 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... more

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