ANZ
June 5, 2026
New Zealand Weekly Data Wrap
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New Zealand's Q1 GDP faces downside pressure from weaker-than-expected building activity, although resilient high-frequency data and upward revisions to commodity price forecasts provide some offset.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Building activity data in Q1 was weaker than expected, creating downside risks for Q1 GDP forecasts.
- 2.Despite construction weakness, high-frequency data such as card spending and consumer confidence show resilience.
- 3.New Zealand farmgate milk price forecasts for the 2026/27 season have been revised upwards to $9.20/kgMS.
Table of Contents
- ANZ Proprietary data
- Key forecasts and rates
- Mixed picture
- NZ Economic News
- Data calendar
- Interest rate markets
- FX markets
- The week ahead
- Key Forecasts and Rates
- Meet the team
- Important Notice
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Authors
Sharon ZollnerDavid CroyMatt DillyMiles WorkmanMatthew Galt
Themes
Economic ResilienceGeopolitical RiskConstruction Downturn
Regions
Asia PacificMiddle EastNew ZealandAustralia
