Current account deficit widens to $2.8b as trade balance weakens
New Zealand's current account deficit widened in the first quarter - as world dairy prices fell and more fuel was imported.
New Zealand's current account deficit widened in the first quarter - as world dairy prices fell and more fuel was imported.
New Zealand's terms of trade fell in the first three months of the year as a decline in commodity prices weighed on exports.
A fall in global commodity prices and the strong kiwi dollar meant New Zealand producers were squeezed in the first quarter.
Statistics New Zealand has made some big revisions to the history of the country's gross domestic product growth figures.
New Zealand food prices fell in April as consumers paid less for soft drinks and supermarket shopping.
New Zealand wage inflation slowed in the first three months of the year.
New Zealanders' exodus to Australia continued in March as more kiwis look across the Tasman for a better quality of life
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New Zealand's terms of trade - the amount of imports that can be funded by a fixed quantity of exports - fell in the third quarter, driven by falling prices for primary sector exports and a strong kiwi dollar.
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