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BusinessNZ Our Family The BusinessNZ family has its roots in four large regional organisations of member businesses that together cover the entire country. By joining the regional business organisation in your area, you automatically become a member of BusinessNZ.Join now Activity in New Zealand’s services sector remained in contraction for a fourth consecutive month, according to the BNZ - BusinessNZ Performance of Services Index (PSI). The PSI for February was 49.1, which was up 1.1 points...

This weeks last-quarter GDP number for 2020 has economists divided 14 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 4 minutes to read Did we spend enough to keep the economy growing in the last quarter of 2020? Photo / Stuart Munro Did we spend enough to keep the economy growing in the last quarter of 2020? Photo / Stuart Munro Did New Zealands economy shrink or grow in the last quarter of 2020? Economists are divided with some picking a contraction while others see momentum from the post-lockdown rebound carr...

Forget a negative cash rate, economists now want hints on how soon interest rates will rise.

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New Zealand January Food Prices Rise An Unadjusted 1.3% Food prices in New Zealand climbed an unadjusted 1.3 percent on month in January, Statistics New Zealand said on Friday. Seasonally adjusted, food prices were flat on month. In January 2021 compared with December 2020: fruit and vegetable prices rose 1.7 percent (down 1.4 percent after seasonal adjustment); meat, poultry, and fish prices rose 1.1 percent; grocery food prices rose 1.8 percent (up 0.8 percent after seasonal adjustment); non...

Press Release – BNZ Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) has announced Paul Conway as its new Chief Economist. BNZ Chief Financial Officer, Peter MacGillivray, says, Paul breaks the mould of the traditional bank economist who typically focus on house prices, interest rates, … Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) has announced Paul Conway as its new Chief Economist. BNZ Chief Financial Officer, Peter MacGillivray, says, “Paul breaks the mould of the traditional bank economist who typically focus on house price...

Activity in New Zealand’s services sector improved from the previous month, but still recorded contraction, according to the BNZ - BusinessNZ Performance of Services Index (PSI).

Dec 20, 2020 Jack Branning is a prosperous Mississippi businessman, with commercial interests stretching from Hattiesburg to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He’s seen a lot of deals in his 89 years, but few were as curious as the one he was offered back in 2013. That’s when a forester walked into his office in Vicksburg and inquired about 1,700 acres of former soybean fields he owned nearby. The man worked for GreenTrees LLC, a small company that says it combats climate change by reforesti...

Carbon offsets not helping climate if they aren’t sparking change Rethinking the value of programs that pay landowners to plant trees, sometimes even if they did it a decade ago December 18, 2020 16 MINS Jack Branning is a prosperous Mississippi businessman, with commercial interests stretching from Hattiesburg to Baton Rouge, La. He’s seen a lot of deals in his 89 years, but few were as curious as the one he was offered back in 2013. That’s when a forester walked in...