Glum firms still a problem for coalition govt as election year starts

Business confidence improved in the December quarter but remains deeply pessimistic in the first survey of the 2020 election year, underscoring challenges for the Labour-led coalition. “Businesses are feeling less downbeat,” rather than being confident about the economic outlook, said New Zealand...

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