Dominick Stephens
Spiralling petrol prices set to go higher
Petrol analysts are warning that soaring fuel prices are set to rise even further, and could hit a record high within days. Audio
Senior economist at Westpac
Joining us to discuss the figures is senior economist at Westpac Dominick Stephens. Audio
Could low inflation rate be the calm before storm?
Dominick Stephens discusses the low inflation rate. Audio
GST to increase for first time in 21 years tonight
The first GST increase in 21 years comes into force at midnight tonight. Audio
More on the latest unemployment figures
More questions than answers were thrown up today about the true state of the jobs market after a big jump in the unemployment rate. Audio
Economists say jobs data suggest recovery on track
Economists are picking there are more positive signs ahead for the jobs market. Audio
Westpac: Housing market likely to remain weak for years
Westpac economists are warning the housing market is likely to remain weak for several years. Audio
Mortgage holders told to expect rising interest rates
Mortgage holders have been told for the past year interest rates will rise. Audio
Economists say government on right track
So will the budget do what Bill English has promised - foster economic growth and create jobs. Audio
Fall in unemployment pushes up NZ dollar
A dramatic fall in the rate of unemployment has pushed up the New Zealand dollar and interest rates this afternoon. Audio
Ideas for 14 March 2010
How does society determine what people are paid? Does that pay genuinely reflect the true value of what those workers are contributing to society? This week Ideas examines a report by The New… Audio
Economists say increase in net migration is good news
Thank goodness for the Australians - new figures show that for the first time more than a million have visited in a year, despite the global recession that's hitting tourism hard. Audio
Unemployment Hits Five Year High
Unemployment has hit a five year high of 4.2 percent as the recession starts to hit jobs, and it's expected to get a lot worse. Audio
Employment Numbers Drop (Part 2)
With Dominick Stephens, research economist for Westpac. Audio