The ANZ World Commodity Price Index fell 1.0% in June 2026 as global commodity prices softened, while the NZD-denominated index rose 0.9% due to local currency weakness.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The ANZ World Commodity Price Index fell 1.0% m/m in June, driven by declines in most components except meat and fibre.
- 2.The NZD Commodity Price Index rose 0.9% m/m due to a weaker New Zealand dollar, contrasting with the decline in world price terms.
- 3.Aluminium prices saw a significant decline of 5.9% m/m as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East eased and shipping routes reopened.
Table of Contents
- June data
- Meet the team
- Important Notice
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Authors
Matt Dilly
Themes
Currency impact on trade indicesGeopolitical impact on commodity prices
Regions
GlobalNew Zealand