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NZ's housing market: The sound of stretching rubber
Opinion - House sale volumes are sliding and inflation is slowing, but it's too early to say New Zealand's property market balloon has burst, writes Bernard Hickey.
Trump added to RBNZ's risk watch-list as it cuts interest rates
The Reserve Bank is denying that Donald Trump's election is behind today's cash rate cut - but admits Mr Trump's economic plan carries risk. Audio
Reserve Bank cuts OCR to 1.75%
The Reserve Bank has cut the cost of borrowing to a record low 1.75 percent and indicated that would be the last reduction in this cycle.
Reserve Bank cuts OCR to a record low
The Reserve Bank did what was expected and cut the official cash rate to a record low. Audio
Reserve Bank likely to hold the line on OCR
The Reserve Bank looks set to sit on the sidelines when it reviews its official cash rate (OCR) on Thursday. Audio
Reserve Bank defends continued interest cuts
Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler has reaffirmed plans to further lower the official cash rate, defending the bank's strategy of continued cuts.
RBNZ head remains firm on bank's approach
The Reserve Bank governor has defended his approach as MPs accuse the bank of losing its grip on inflation and failing to act decisively.
Reserve Bank urged to cut interest rate further
The Reserve Bank has defended its .25 percent interest rate cut today, saying a larger cut wasn't needed. Audio
Reserve Bank cuts OCR to 2 percent
The Reserve Bank cut the Official Cash Rate to 2 percent today, and its governor Graeme Wheeler has signalled more reductions may come in the next six months. Audio
Savers doing it tough - analyst
Savers are doing it tough in the low interest rate environment and should prepare for further easing, says an analyst.
Mixed views on OCR cut in August
The Prime Minister does not expect the central bank to cut interest rates following the British vote to leave the EU, but analysts are not so sure.
OCR rate held at 2.25 percent
The Reserve Bank has held the official cash rate steady at a record low 2.25 percent as expected, but left the door open for further cuts.
Geoff Simmons talks about OCR remaining at a record low
Morgan foundation economist Geoff Simmons joins The Panel to talk about today's OCR decision. Audio
Reserve Bank holds OCR steady, hints at more cuts
The Reserve Bank has held its Official Cash Rate steady at a record low 2.25 percent, but left the door open for further cuts.
Where are interest rates headed?
The Reserve Bank is due to review the official cash rate on Thursday. Are we in for another cut or will it be a case of steady as she goes?
Why are credit card rates still so high?
Banks are being criticised for keeping credit card interest rates at nearly 20 percent despite general interest rates being at their lowest in decades. Audio
Little is 'ignorant' about banking - Key
The Prime Minister has ridiculed Labour leader Andrew Little's idea of strong-arming banks to lower interest rates.
Banks' calls on interest rates challenged
Finance Minister Bill English says he's not concerned most major banks are not passing on any, or all, of last week's interest rate cut.
The flip side of low interest rates is smaller savings
As mortgage rates drop, so too do the savings rates for those with their money in banks, finance companies and term deposits. Audio
Auckland's property market head for another 'perfect storm'
The latest cut to the official cash rate is expected to heat up the already-over cooked Auckland property market. Audio