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Chart of the Month: Rental inflation is piping hot

The implications of tumbling export prices

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Why the US economy is outshining Europe

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Why are freight prices suddenly surging?

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Wholesale interest rates just plunged – what does that mean?

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Finding patterns in domestic migration

Why we shouldn’t ignore the migration outflow

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Chart of the Month: Understanding the diesel price surge

Why are diesel prices rising so fast?

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A look at Infometrics’ building forecast accuracy

Emissions intensity across New Zealand’s industries

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The role of age groups in employment growth

Sabrina joined the Infometrics team as an Economist in July 2022, during the final semester of her BSc (University of Otago) in Economics, Mathematics, and Statistics. From tutoring at both the tertiary and high school level, as well as her experience in customer service roles, she has developed her strength in communicating complex ideas to a non-expert audience.Sabrina is passionate about economics and believes a resilient, sustainable economy is the keystone of peace and wellbeing. Outside of mahi, she enjoys exploring new places, foods, and music.

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Eyes and ears on Reserve Bank speech

Kiwibank revises up house price forecast due to 'massive' migration

Infometrics' Sabrina Swerdloff takes a look at internal migration, noting the factors influencing it might be simpler than expected

Infometrics on Kiwi migration patterns

Grocery commissioner should eat more Weet-Bix: NZ First

Housing market recovery 'paused' in October

Unemployment rises: Here's what that might mean for interest rates

The Week in Detail: From craft beer to Barbie

The renaissance of girl power

Infometrics Chief Executive and Principal Economist Brad Olsen and Economist Sabrina Swerdloff discuss the current global economic outlook, with higher interest rates around the world continuing to promote a more challenging outlook for 2023. Persistently high inflation in some parts of the world threatens to keep these interest rate pressures for longer, with global growth expectations muted. Globally, travel and tourism activity is recovering, but the sustained strength of this recovery is set to turn more cautious over the next 12-18 months. And with growing financial concerns as bank lending comes under pressure, there is rising concern for global economic prospects.

Brad Olsen

Chief Executive and Principal Economist

Global Financial Outlook

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