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South Korea plans to submit a bill to ratify the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), joining New Zealand, China, Australia and the ASIAN countries. RCEP, creates the world’s biggest trade block covering around 30% of global gross domestic product and around 2.2 billion people. New Zealand and South Korea already have a comprehensive free trade […]
The UK has formally begun negotiations to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) trade deal. The CPTPP is a major trade pact comprised of the Pacific countries of New Zealand, Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru, Singapore, and Vietnam. Together, these countries represent about 500 million people and represent […]
UK-based digital infrastructure startup Lake Parime plans to build a 10MW data centre near Clyde, in the South Island. The South Island is soon set to have excess power as the huge Tiwai aluminium smelter plant closes in 2024. Contact Energy is looking to sign 300MW of power deals to make up for the loss. […]
Under lockdown level four, many businesses have had to lose. Closures have affected the hospitality sector hardest. For people employed in this sector, it is important to understand your rights around getting paid. Should I still be getting paid during lockdown? Yes, your employer has to continue honouring your employment agreement, even if level four […]
Wine imports to South Korea hit an all-time high in the first half of this year, with a growing number of people enjoying drinking at home due to the prolonged pandemic, data showed Thursday. Imports of red wine were the largest with $180.4 million, while white wine imports came to $49.3 million over the cited […]
New Zealand will be the fastest growing economy in the Australasian region over 2021 and 2022 with its success attributed to the effective containment of the Covid-19, coupled with broader border relaxations expected in 2022, research house Fitch Solutions said. Growth in the region continued to face “various downside risks” including low vaccination rates in […]
The best way to prevent damage to the country’s economy from Covid-19 is to seriously increase the number of people who are vaccinated, an economics expert believes. Martin Berka, the head of Massey University’s school of economics and finance, said if the vaccination rate was much higher, the country was less likely to go into […]
A free trade deal with the United Kingdom is getting closer, with both sides set to sign an agreement in principle by the end of the month. Tariffs on exports of honey and apples to the UK would be slashed and wine which faces tariffs of up to 20 pence per bottle would also be […]
Wellington City Council have voted to progress the City Streets project, as part of the wider Let’s Get Wellington Moving project. The indicative business case for the $350 million dollar City Streets was presented to council today, which focuses on active and public transport for the city. Councillors voted 11 to 5 for the project […]
The Reserve Bank has held the official cash rate at a record low 0.25 percent. Economists had thought the reimposition of the Covid lockdown would cause the central bank to delay what was regarded as a near certainty rise. The RBNZ says given the uncertainty caused by the new outbreak justifies leaving policy unchanged despite […]
