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New Zealand’s economy rebounded in early 2026 with rising business confidence, manufacturing, and growth forecasts, easing inflation and unemployment.
New Zealand’s economy showed signs of recovery in early 2026, with business confidence and manufacturing activity reaching a 4.5-year high, driven by rising investment and hiring plans.
Profitability expectations improved for the first time since 2021, and inflation is projected to ease to near 2% by year-end, helping lower the "misery index."
GDP growth is forecast at 2.5% for 2026, up from 0.4% per quarter in 2025, though per-capita output remains below pre-pandemic levels.
Unemployment, which peaked at 5.3% in late 2025, may begin to decline in the second half of 2026.
Financial markets stayed stable despite global uncertainties, with no lasting impact on interest rates or exchange rates.
La economía de Nueva Zelanda se recuperó a principios de 2026 con el aumento de la confianza empresarial, la industria manufacturera y las previsiones de crecimiento, aliviando la inflación y el desempleo.