Reserve Bank

The Reserve Bank is ruling out a cut in interest rates for now, with its governor, Graeme Wheeler reiterating that the cost of borrowing is on hold for some time. Audio

Home buyers will find it more difficult, and more expensive, or have to scrape together a much bigger deposit to get a mortgage if the Reserve Bank introduces new measures designed to take the heat… Audio

When people talk about Wellington museums Te Papa normally dominates the conversation. Audio

The Reserve Bank's restrictions on banks providing mortgages to those with small deposits was a major factor in it being named the central bank of the year. Audio

The Reserve Bank has been called the world's stand-out central bank by the publisher which singled it out for its annual award. Audio

The Reserve Bank has more than tripled the number of currencies it now uses to measure the value of New Zealand dollar, to 17 from five. Audio

Today MPs questioned the Reserve Bank Governor about the economy, and in particular what he's doing to rein in the cost of residential housing. Audio

The New Zealand dollar gained nearly one-and-a-half US cents this morning in reaction to the Reserve Bank re-asserting its bias towards raising interest rates. Audio

The Reserve Bank Governor has left the official cash rate unchanged at 3.5 percent. Radio New Zealand's Economics correspondent Patrick O'Meara reports. Audio

The Reserve Bank governor says monetary policy can't deliver long-term social equity, particularly in the housing market. Audio

Last month's record net migration gains are likely to raise the Reserve Bank's concerns that the housing market is set to take off again. Audio

The Reserve Bank has granted the world's 7th largest bank, the Bank of China, a banking licence to operate in New Zealand. Audio

The Reserve Bank says it would like to see the rate of house-price increases to be more closely linked to wage growth. Audio

At three o'clock this afternoon, we will finally learn whether the Reserve Bank intervened in the currency last month. Audio

Riskier mortgages could be curtailed by the Reserve Bank. Philippa Tolley asks if this is a good move or could it backfire Audio