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  • [New] There are many uncertainties, including the potential impact of tariffs, how demand in China will play out and the performance of both the New Zealand and US dollars. Westpac IQ
  • [New] The New Zealand economy is recovering after a period of contraction as high commodity prices and lower interest rates are supporting overall economic activity but recent developments in the international economy are expected to reduce global economic growth. IC Trading | Official Blog | Blog
  • [New] The research will map reservoirs of AMR across New Zealand to pinpoint areas of resistance, making it the first country in the world to know where its hot spots are located. RNZ
  • [New] In Australia, the digital economy is projected to contribute AUD 250 billion to GDP by 2030, while New Zealand aims to strengthen its position as a leading digital nation. CYFIRMA
  • The Reserve Bank of New Zealand cut its cash rate from 3.5% to 3.25% as expected citing weaker demand and inflation and spare capacity. Propel Financial Advice
  • On the monetary front, the Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand warned markets not to assume a rate cut in July is guaranteed, despite cooling inflation. IBAFIN
  • As widely expected, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand cut its overnight cash target rate by a quarter-point to 3.25%. snbchf.com
  • International students in New Zealand holding a student visa may have the opportunity to work part-time for up to 20 hours per week during the academic year. GreenTree Immigration
  • With the manufacturing sector showing signs of growth and inflation expectations nudging up, there's a sense that the New Zealand economy might be holding up better than expected. FOREX GDP
  • The New Zealand government was considering a proposal called 'Milford Opportunities Project' that would include a ban on all cruise ships to Milford Sound. Cruise Passenger
  • Most ships visiting New Zealand come from Australia, New Zealand will likely struggle to recover their cruise numbers unless Australia recovers theirs. Cruise Passenger
  • New Zealand is highly dependent on exports and the chill in the global trade environment could prove a major setback for the fragile New Zealand economy. investing.com
  • As New Zealand navigates tight economic restraints, the 2025 Budget presents a pivotal opportunity to stimulate growth within the property and construction sectors. Property Council New Zealand
  • Seedling Investments has officially launched a fresh investment initiative offering investors a unique opportunity to support and benefit from the next wave of innovation in New Zealand's agricultural sector. Regenerative Food Systems Investment
  • Coupled with rising living costs and a slower rate of economic growth in New Zealand, it creates a strong incentive to seek better opportunities overseas. Archyde: Latest World News, Economy, Entertainment, Hea
  • Mitsubishi Motors and Foxconn have signed an MoU to supply an EV for the Australian and New Zealand markets starting in 2026. Electronics Weekly
  • With tariffs exceeding 100%, New Zealand (which enjoys duty-free access through its FTA) and EU exporters will capture any Chinese import demand, leaving U.S. suppliers effectively shut out. The Bullvine | The Dairy Information You Want To Know W
  • Legislative initiatives will increasingly require platforms to share worker earnings data directly with tax authorities, as already seen in the EU's DAC7 directive and similar frameworks in New Zealand and Canada. Platform Executive
  • Pacific nationals traveling from Australia will only have to apply for the NZETA before entering New Zealand, as is the case for travelers of visa waiver countries. Matangi Tonga
  • New Zealand will ramp up defence spending under a major military overhaul unveiled Monday, pouring billions of dollars into missiles, cyber security, and drones. Global Defense Corp
  • Given New Zealand's reputation for high-quality agricultural products and the global demand for sustainable farming practices, agritech presents a compelling investment opportunity. BritWealth

Last updated: 13 June 2025



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