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Macroeconomic measurements used to understand the current and future activity of the New Zealand economy.
This data tracks inflation in New Zealand by tracking the change in the price of various types of goods and services over time.
This data, sourced from Stats NZ, monitors consumption in New Zealand using the amount of retail sales as the measure.
This data monitors the outlays of producers on durable fixed assets. These include buildings, motor vehicles, plant and machinery, hydro-electric construction, roading and improvements to land.
This data shows the retail, wholesale and manufacturing sales in New Zealand each quarter.
This data tracks the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of New Zealand over time. The GDP provides a snapshot of the performance of the economy and is New Zealand's official measure of economic growth.
This data, sourced from Stats NZ, shows the savings made by different sectors of industry, the Government and by households. Saving is defined as income less expenditure and consumption of fixed capital.
The balance of payments records the value of the country's transactions with the rest of the world. It shows changes in financial claims on, and liabilities to, the rest of the world. The international investment position is a snapshot of the country's financial assets and liabilities.
This data measures changes in the levels of prices and the volumes of imports and exports of merchandise trade to and from New Zealand.
This data summarises employment and wage statistics in New Zealand.
This data shows the activity and level of the housing market in New Zealand.
This data, sourced from Stats NZ, tracks the population of New Zealand over time and also shows the migration in and out of the country.
This is a survey of forecasters, economists and industry leaders about their expectations of the future of the New Zealand economy.