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Public Policy / News
Public Policy / News
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18th Mar 24, 6:17pm
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon won't rule out replacing the foreign buyers tax with a new revenue stream
Banking / News
Banking / News
19th Mar 24, 9:24am
No evidence bank capital issued as equity and subordinated debt is contributing to higher interest rates in the NZ economy, RBNZ says
Economy / Analysis
Economy / Analysis
19th Mar 24, 7:23am
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Bank of Japan the headline act, with the Reserve Bank of Australia the support act
Property / News
Property / News
18th Mar 24, 10:08am
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Fewer homes being auctioned but the sales rate remains firmly stuck on a third
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18th Mar 24, 10:08am
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[updated]
18th Mar 24, 6:17pm
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18th Mar 24, 3:59pm
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Housing sales and prices both rose in February but sales were still well below long-term norms

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