New Zealand: slowing down

Article Abstract:

The New Zealand economy is showing a drop in authorisations for new dwellings and a slowdown in car registrations, though credit demand and retail spending are rising in mid 1995. Interest rates may have peaked but concern over inflation is likely to mean that rates will not be brought down rapidly. Rises in food prices are above predictions, and the central bank aims to keep the New Zealand dollar strong in order to prevent inflation from being imported.

Interest rates, New Zealand

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'Don't drive down under,' UK co's told

Article Abstract:

Foreign ownership of companies in Australia has become a political issue in the 1996 election. Foreign companies seeking to invest in Australia have been advised to postpone decisions. The government is carrying out a privatization program which includes banking and electricity concerns. Public sector contracts also offer opportunities to UK companies. Privatization of airports has been delayed due to a dispute over noise levels.

Australia, Foreign investments

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