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Auckland rents up 5.2pc, average $662/week: Barfoot & Thompson - Vimarsana News

Auckland rents up 5.2pc, average $662/week: Barfoot & Thompson

Auckland residential rents charged by owners of properties managed by the city’s largest realtor rose 5.2 per cent in the last year to hit a new high of...

Countdown owner Woolworths NZ's profits slashed by 52pc - Vimarsana News

Countdown owner Woolworths NZ's profits slashed by 52pc

Woolworths New Zealand’s profits dropped 52 per cent in the last full year, with rising costs pushing up operational costs for the grocery retailer. The NZ...

SMSFs outpace APRA funds with 12% growth - Vimarsana News

SMSFs outpace APRA funds with 12% growth

More than $890m in assets mean SMSFs account for 26pc of all super.

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Power sector's circular debt reaches 5.2pc of GDP - Vimarsana News

Power sector's circular debt reaches 5.2pc of GDP

ISLAMABAD: The power sector’s circular debt has reached 5.2 percent of GDP or Rs2.1 trillion till June-end, because of capacity payments on overbuilding of plants, finance minister said on...

Weekly SPI inflation goes up 0.52pc - Vimarsana News

Weekly SPI inflation goes up 0.52pc

Business January 31, 2021 ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s weekly sensitive price index (SPI) went up 0.52 percent for the week ended January 28, mainly on account of the increase in prices of some food items, including chicken, chilli powder, cooking oil, and ghee, official data showed. SPI increased 7.48 percent as compared to weekly inflation in the corresponding period a year earlier, Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) reported. For the combined consumption group, SPI recorded at 140.88 points against 140.15 points registered in the previous week. The weekly SPI with base year 2015-16=100 covers...