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Jet fuel plunges after Iran war breakthrough, but are cheaper airfares coming?
'Wild ride' for jet fuel may be ending, as watchdog warns companies against surcharges.
ComCom puts fuel retailers on notice, expects lower costs to be passed on to customers
The Commerce Commission said it has made its expectations clear to fuel companies.
Greg Smith: What US-Iran peace deal means for oil, inflation and Kiwi borrowers
Oil prices have dropped sharply as markets price in a lasting peace deal.
How soon Kiwi drivers could see cheaper fuel after US-Iran peace deal
Motorists can expect some relief at the pump but pre-war prices not likely this year.
Suspicious fuel takes on farms continue
A 20% rise in suspicious takes in April and May compared to the same period last year.
Peace deal hopes lift markets but will NZ feel the benefit? | Herald NOW Business
Fuel is a major cost-line for businesses and any easing of geopolitical tension could give markets some breathing room. Video / Herald NOW Business
US-Iran deal brings relief but risks linger, ANZ strategist warns
Some supply chains may ease within weeks, but inflation pressures could linger.
Retail spending bounces back in May as durables drive growth
Fuel spending continues its downward trend following a 17% spike in March.
'Clearly inefficient': Officials advised Govt against half-price public transport subsidy
"The Government considered a range of options," Transport Minister Chris Bishop said.
NZX winners and losers: NZ's best and worst stocks so far this year
Fisher & Paykel, Mainfreight and Infratil lift investor confidence.
'Risks are expected to build': MPI warns of Iran War ripple effects on NZ's food and fibre exports
The Iran war threatens to shave 1% off export earnings by 2026/27.
Two cheers for $21m of diesel storage; Government looks good, Channel's well paid, but what about taxpayers?
OPINION: MBIE says Channel was the only firm able to meet the urgent diesel storage needs.
Genesis shuts Huntly gas unit to free up supply amid high hydro levels
Genesis will pause its 400MW Huntly gas unit from July 1 to December 31.
Travel insurance warning after family's flight claim rejected amid jet fuel shortage
The family unsuccessfully tried to claim back the fare difference for replacement flights.
Meet the retired Kiwis living with their children to cut costs – and loving it
Three generations of Michael Fleming's family now share two homes in Waitākere.
'We must be realistic': Council halves rates rise to ease cost of living pressure
Debt will be used to pay for some roading costs, the mayor says.
NZ First's Jones brands WorkSafe fuel tank requirements at Marsden Pt 'overkill'
WorkSafe New Zealand says it is ensuring work can proceed safely.
Commerce Commission files charges against BP over incorrect pricing
The Commerce Commission opened its BP investigation in April 2025.
Race to lodge interest in Govt's $200m gas exploration fund
The Government's gas exploration fund has received 11 expressions of interest.
Trump asked for tougher terms in proposed Iran war deal: US media
The President has sent a revised peace plan back to Iran for further consideration.
Liam Dann: Are Treasury’s sunny forecasts out of step with reality?
OPINION: Treasury tips inflation to drop from 4% now to 1.6% by June 2027.
How fuel price shocks rattled a remote New Zealand village
New York Times: Diesel prices in New Zealand have surged more than 70% since March.
Energy security shift: Kiwis turn to EVs, solar and generators as bills bite
Kerikeri power prices sit about 20% above the national average.
US and Iran negotiators strike deal to end war – but Trump has to sign off
If signed, it would mark the most significant diplomatic breakthrough since the war began.
Mainfreight profit falls 8.5% despite revenue lift
Australia led the group with profit up 11.1% to A$152.6m on steady transport gains.
Iran says the possibility of a return to armed conflict with US is 'Low'
Hopes of an imminent deal to avoid further hostilities has buoyed world markets.
'Emptying the coffers': Greyhound racing lifts prizemoney weeks before sport's ban
Owners will now get an extra $150 for every greyhound entered in a race.
Richard Prebble: 'Credibility matters' – Why the Reserve Bank's next move is crucial
OPINION: Inflation has exceeded the top of the bank's target band since September.