Paul Pascoe
Statistics New Zealand figures show household net worth increased by $7.8 billion in the March 2024 quarter, even though house and land values dropped by $2 billion
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Statistics New Zealand figures show household net worth increased by $7.8 billion in the March 2024 quarter, even though house and land values dropped by $2 billion
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Annual current account deficit falls $200 million with goods exports up $1 billion and service exports shrinking $900 million in March quarter
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Annual current account deficit falls $200 million with goods exports up $1 billion and service exports shrinking $900 million in March quarter
Inbound tourism helps reduce New Zealand's current account deficit by more than $7 billion in 2023
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Inbound tourism helps reduce New Zealand's current account deficit by more than $7 billion in 2023
Statistics New Zealand figures show household net worth fell by a further $33.5 billion in the June quarter, with over half of this due to falls in property values - but our rate of savings increased
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Statistics New Zealand figures show household net worth fell by a further $33.5 billion in the June quarter, with over half of this due to falls in property values - but our rate of savings increased
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New Zealand's current account deficit shrinks more than economists predicted
Household net worth falls to $2.2 trillion in a fifth consecutive decline as the pandemic bubble deflates
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Household net worth falls to $2.2 trillion in a fifth consecutive decline as the pandemic bubble deflates
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New Zealand’s current account deficit shrunk to 8.5% of GDP in the first quarter of 2023
Statistics New Zealand figures show falling property values trimmed $93 billion from household net worth, but in the December quarter rises in disposable income for household outstripped increases in spending
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Statistics New Zealand figures show falling property values trimmed $93 billion from household net worth, but in the December quarter rises in disposable income for household outstripped increases in spending
New Zealand's current account deficit widest on record in 2022, but forecast to narrow as tourism returns
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New Zealand's current account deficit widest on record in 2022, but forecast to narrow as tourism returns
Statistics New Zealand says falling property values lopped $91.1 billion off the worth of Kiwis in the first nine months of 2022, while falling share and investment values took $78.6 billion away
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Statistics New Zealand says falling property values lopped $91.1 billion off the worth of Kiwis in the first nine months of 2022, while falling share and investment values took $78.6 billion away
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Statistics New Zealand reports that the country's deficit between what we received for exports and what we spent on imports was a record $29.7 billion in the year to September
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Statistics New Zealand reports that the country's deficit between what we received for exports and what we spent on imports was a record $29.7 billion in the year to September
Statistics New Zealand says household net worth fell by $129 billion, or over 5%, in the first half of the year - however household saving has picked up again
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Statistics New Zealand says household net worth fell by $129 billion, or over 5%, in the first half of the year - however household saving has picked up again
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Statistics New Zealand says household net worth has fallen for the first time in nearly three years, while Kiwis have been spending nearly every dollar of their income
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Statistics New Zealand says household net worth has fallen for the first time in nearly three years, while Kiwis have been spending nearly every dollar of their income
Household net worth in September quarter up $479bn on a year ago, but movement becoming more modest in cooling property market
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Household net worth in September quarter up $479bn on a year ago, but movement becoming more modest in cooling property market
The 2.8% June quarter GDP rise beat market expectations of 1.2% and was up from a revised 1.4% in March
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The 2.8% June quarter GDP rise beat market expectations of 1.2% and was up from a revised 1.4% in March