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The unemployment level is key to how much bad debt banks carry in the economic shock of Covid-19, the Reserve Bank governor says.
The pandemic has hurt many Māori businesses and critics say there is no plan to help them.
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The Reserve Bank governor says it is too early to say whether the central bank will have to significantly expand its bond buying programme to cope with extra government debt.
Live: The Govt has unveiled its Budget in response to the global Covid-19 crisis.
Covid-19 will cast a shadow over the economy for years after the virus has passed. Consumers and businesses will go into their shells amid high unemployment, falling house prices, and damaged balance sheets.
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Release date 13 May 2020
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The Iwi Chairs Forum is launching a campaign today encouraging people to share their vision for New Zealand post-Covid-19.
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Release date 06/05/2020 Reference AN2020/04 Authors Tom Stannard; Gregorius Steven; Chris McDonald Main file Economic impacts of COVID-19 containment measures (PDF 546.28 KB) ISSN 2230-5505
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Economists are picking the Official Cash Rate will drop to negative 0.5 percent, despite the Reserve Bank promising to hold it at 0.25 percent until March 2021.
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Last update: 15 April 2020 We’re working closely with the whole of Government and industry to keep our financial system stable ensuring foreign exchange, debt and money markets are operating efficiently and at low cost. We’re keeping cash-flow moving around the economy – between banks, firms, households, and the Government. We’ve got a range of initiatives in place to respond to COVID-19. Download Mahi Tahi: Working Together to Ensure Cash-flow and Confidence (PDF 318KB) Monetary Policy: we’re keeping interest rates low to build confidence and enable cheaper lending for businesses and households We’ve lowered the Official Cash Rate from 1 percent to 0.25 percent and we’re committed to keep it there for at least the next year. More information on the Official Cash Rate We’re keeping long-term interest rates down by buying $30bn of government bonds on the secondary market (Large Scale Asset Purchases). We’re also purchasing $3 billion of Local Government Funding
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Treasury sees unemployment returning to normal in four years and nominal GDP in two years' time - with much more government support; Finance Minister says additional support is "well advanced"
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The Reserve Bank will buy up local government bonds in a major move to support the smooth functioning of the market in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Liam Dann talks with Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr on how we will get through the Covid-19 economic fallout.
COVID-19 Update IWIinvestor as a financial services provider is deemed an essential service. However, in keeping with the heightening national alert level for COVID-19, we have closed our Taupō office. We anticipated this development and were prepared for it. We have now initiated our Business Continuity Plan and are working remotely. We... Keep Reading
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