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Election policy uncertainty is executives’ top concern, scoring 7.62/10.

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

Genesis says biomass must cost under $500 a tonne to compete with coal and gas.

BP’s New Lynn station advertised 95-octane petrol at $4.11 a litre on Friday.

Hospitality spending fell 2.3%, while fuel spending rose 2.9%, Stats NZ figures show.

Seoul’s Kospi fell 7.6% after briefly triggering a trading halt.

Ōwae Marae’s monthly power bill rose from $400 to as much as $2000.

The US could also stop sharing intelligence to end its attacks on Russian oil refineries.

Gaspy puts 91 octane petrol at $3.60 a litre and diesel at about $3.23.

Zelensky said the truce was 'news for me' and asked when it would begin.

The US President has lifted sanctions so Russian fuel can be sold globally.

Contact Energy CEO Mike Fuge and Rewiring Aotearoa CEO Mike Casey discuss the future of energy in NZ. Brought to you by One NZ.

Retail fuel prices have risen 22% in the past month, putting pressure on the recovery.

White bread prices climbed 120%, partly due to global wheat prices.

OPINION: Separating gentailers could shift incentives towards building more.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian struck a defiant tone at the UN.

The Kiwi company says its home battery could shave 65% off your power bill.

Sharon Zollner says oil prices, a weaker dollar and growth drove the call.

AA warns petrol prices could stay high for six weeks or until Christmas.

Fuel prices and international also rose again last month.

Retail NZ says shoppers may wait for certainty before summer spending.

Founder Ed Harvey says EVs are shifting from green choice to economic necessity.

MEUG wants tougher efficiency rules as network charges drive up power bills.