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NZ economy faces hit as export prices slump
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Liam Dann: New Zealand’s recession may be over – for now
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Business confidence bounce suggests ‘worst’ could be over – ANZ
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Tight election race adds extra uncertainty to economic outlook – BusinessNZ
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NZ Economy: Consumer spending put to the test, says Fitch research arm BMI
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Liam Dann: Harden up New Zealand, this was the recession we needed to have
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Liam Dann: Why the recession might be good news for the housing market
Recessions aren't good but in the inflation fight, sooner might be better than later. Source: NZ Herald Business News