Trade

Wholsesale trade figures decline

Wholsesale trade figures decline

Further subdued economic data is weighing heavily on gross domestic product (GDP) expectations for the third quarter as wholesale trade figures released yesterday declined for the first time in two years.

Taiwan trade deal would give meat industry boost

Taiwan trade deal would give meat industry boost

Beef and Lamb New Zealand and the Meat Industry Association have welcomed the prospect of a closer trade partnership with Taiwan, saying it is a key export beef market and also a significant sheep meat market.

Trade terms mark peak

Trade terms mark peak

Continued increases in dairy prices underpinned yet another lift in the terms of trade in the three months ended June.

Economic hard cheese as the rest rise and the West wanes

Appalled at the continuing rise in the price of milk, butter and cheese? Get used to it, says Peter Lyons. It is the price we must pay for years of debt-fuelled consumption.

Trading with China

Trading with China

China looms ever larger as a trading partner with New Zealand.

Agriculture on table at trade talks

Agriculture on table at trade talks

Agriculture is back on the table for free-trade negotiations with South Korea, Prime Minister John Key says.

Postie Plus third quarter sales up

Clothing and nursery retailer Postie Plus Group reported a 4.3 percent rise in third quarter sales from a year earlier to $26.5 million.

First NZ trade surplus since 2002

First NZ trade surplus since 2002

New Zealand recorded its first annual trade surplus in nearly eight years in the year to April, Statistics New Zealand (SNZ) says.

Trade mission to Middle East a success, Groser claims

Trade Minister Tim Groser is hailing as a success a trade mission to oil-rich Middle Eastern countries despite delays in signing a free trade agreement and the absence of Prime Minister John Key.

NZ joins other nations to call for support for Doha

New Zealand has joined 18 other nations in calling for recommitment to the next round of Doha negotiations.

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