Consumer Confidence

ANZ Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence survey shows kiwis see inflation being 4.7% in 2027 - the highest reading in this survey for two years

ANZ Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence survey shows kiwis see inflation being 4.7% in 2027 - the highest reading in this survey for two years

Inflation expectations climb to 4.2% in latest ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Survey, as consumer confidence drops

Inflation expectations climb to 4.2% in latest ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Survey, as consumer confidence drops

According to the latest ANZ/RoyMorgan consumer confidence survey, more people think now is a good time to buy a major home appliance

According to the latest ANZ/RoyMorgan consumer confidence survey, more people think now is a good time to buy a major home appliance

David Mahon details what the Chinese government's doing as it tackles its largest economic crisis in 40 years

David Mahon details what the Chinese government's doing as it tackles its largest economic crisis in 40 years

Consumer confidence fell in October amid job security fears against backdrop of interest rate cut flow through lag, ANZ Roy Morgan survey says

Consumer confidence fell in October amid job security fears against backdrop of interest rate cut flow through lag, ANZ Roy Morgan survey says

New Financial Markets Authority research reveals New Zealanders have consistent perceptions of fairness in financial services ahead of CoFI regime being implemented next year

New Financial Markets Authority research reveals New Zealanders have consistent perceptions of fairness in financial services ahead of CoFI regime being implemented next year

ANZ-Roy Morgan consumer confidence survey shows a sharp fall with sentiment 'likely affected by recession headlines'

ANZ-Roy Morgan consumer confidence survey shows a sharp fall with sentiment 'likely affected by recession headlines'

The latest ANZ-Roy Morgan survey of consumer sentiment doesn't find much spring in the step of households but it does find some, and in the most surprising places

The latest ANZ-Roy Morgan survey of consumer sentiment doesn't find much spring in the step of households but it does find some, and in the most surprising places

In our latest Of Interest podcast David Mahon explains what's going on in the Chinese economy, what needs to change and when he thinks things will be looking up

In our latest Of Interest podcast David Mahon explains what's going on in the Chinese economy, what needs to change and when he thinks things will be looking up

Mixed messages in latest ANZ Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Survey

Mixed messages in latest ANZ Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Survey

The first of four end of year sentiment surveys reports record low confidence as rising financial pressures bite. The year is ending with consumers, farmers and businesses reporting downbeat signals

The first of four end of year sentiment surveys reports record low confidence as rising financial pressures bite. The year is ending with consumers, farmers and businesses reporting downbeat signals

ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Index shows slight improvement in July

ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Index shows slight improvement in July

BNZ economists see unemployment rate falling further and say unless there are soon signs 'the worm is turning' the RBNZ will have to contemplate 'a more aggressive interest rate track'

BNZ economists see unemployment rate falling further and say unless there are soon signs 'the worm is turning' the RBNZ will have to contemplate 'a more aggressive interest rate track'

ANZ economists say rising wages and strong savings should prevent consumer spending falling rapidly though they do think consumption growth 'will slow to a crawl' from the second half of the year

ANZ economists say rising wages and strong savings should prevent consumer spending falling rapidly though they do think consumption growth 'will slow to a crawl' from the second half of the year

David Hargreaves thinks surveys might be a more useful indicator of trends ahead than we might sometimes give them credit for - but fears we may 'survey ourselves to death' as a potential recession approaches

David Hargreaves thinks surveys might be a more useful indicator of trends ahead than we might sometimes give them credit for - but fears we may 'survey ourselves to death' as a potential recession approaches