WELLINGTON, March 19 (Reuters) - New Zealand's economy grew marginally in the fourth quarter but came in lower than expected, supporting the central bank's decision to keep rates on hold for now.

The country’s economy grew by just 0.2% in the fourth quarter and by 1.3% from a year earlier, well short of the expected ...

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Treasury's worst case scenario of a 3.7 percent rise in inflation is still too optimistic, says a leading economist.

New Zealand’s economy expanded in the fourth quarter but fell short of forecasts, backing the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s February decision to hold interest ...

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