Statistics NZ
If we weren't hell-bent on eating, owning homes and keeping ourselves warm, we could kick this inflation thing for good
22nd Oct 25, 11:20am
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If we weren't hell-bent on eating, owning homes and keeping ourselves warm, we could kick this inflation thing for good
Economists say the September quarter annual inflation figure likely marks the peak and they still expect the Reserve Bank to cut the Official Cash Rate again next month
20th Oct 25, 2:19pm
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Economists say the September quarter annual inflation figure likely marks the peak and they still expect the Reserve Bank to cut the Official Cash Rate again next month
Annual inflation rises to 3% in the September quarter, with the increase driven by electricity, rent and local authority rates and payments
20th Oct 25, 10:57am
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Annual inflation rises to 3% in the September quarter, with the increase driven by electricity, rent and local authority rates and payments
September quarter Consumers Price Index figures out Monday expected to show annual inflation close to the top of or above the top of the targeted 1% to 3% range, but the Reserve Bank is ready for it
19th Oct 25, 6:00am
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September quarter Consumers Price Index figures out Monday expected to show annual inflation close to the top of or above the top of the targeted 1% to 3% range, but the Reserve Bank is ready for it
Statistics NZ's Selected Price Indexes show that food prices dropped 0.4% in September, lowering the annual increase to 4.1% - down from 5.0% the previous month; rents had their lowest annual increase since 2011
16th Oct 25, 11:21am
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Statistics NZ's Selected Price Indexes show that food prices dropped 0.4% in September, lowering the annual increase to 4.1% - down from 5.0% the previous month; rents had their lowest annual increase since 2011
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Electronic cards data for September shows that after three consecutive months of gains, seasonally adjusted retail spending fell again
14th Oct 25, 11:15am
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Electronic cards data for September shows that after three consecutive months of gains, seasonally adjusted retail spending fell again
Population growth from migration now averaging less than 1000 a month
People's homes, jobs plus the fisheries and aquaculture sectors are at growing risk as climate change and human activity puts pressure on New Zealand's oceans and coasts, report says
8th Oct 25, 1:39pm
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People's homes, jobs plus the fisheries and aquaculture sectors are at growing risk as climate change and human activity puts pressure on New Zealand's oceans and coasts, report says
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The deficit between what we earn overseas and what we spend narrows considerably in moves that will please global credit rating agencies
17th Sep 25, 11:19am
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The deficit between what we earn overseas and what we spend narrows considerably in moves that will please global credit rating agencies
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Inflation could potentially peak below 3% in September quarter, ASB economist says, as Statistic NZ's Selected Price Indexes 'a touch weaker than expected'
16th Sep 25, 11:26am
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Inflation could potentially peak below 3% in September quarter, ASB economist says, as Statistic NZ's Selected Price Indexes 'a touch weaker than expected'
GDP figures out in the coming week will likely show our economy stalled again in the second quarter of the year - but there's already signs of a pick-up kicking in, giving confidence that the worst is behind us
14th Sep 25, 6:31am
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GDP figures out in the coming week will likely show our economy stalled again in the second quarter of the year - but there's already signs of a pick-up kicking in, giving confidence that the worst is behind us
Net population gain from migration down to 13,066 in 12 months to July this year from 115,785 in July 2023 year
10th Sep 25, 12:11pm
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Net population gain from migration down to 13,066 in 12 months to July this year from 115,785 in July 2023 year
Manufacturing volumes fell 2.9% in the June quarter, prompting BNZ economists to forecast a GDP drop of 0.5% for the quarter
9th Sep 25, 1:51pm
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Manufacturing volumes fell 2.9% in the June quarter, prompting BNZ economists to forecast a GDP drop of 0.5% for the quarter
The building industry contracted by $3.571 billion in the year to June
Residential building slump appears to have bottomed out in 12 months to July - fewer townhouses/home units being built and more apartments
1st Sep 25, 11:58am
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Residential building slump appears to have bottomed out in 12 months to July - fewer townhouses/home units being built and more apartments