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U.S. tariffs starting April 2, 2025, briefly lowered New Zealand’s inflation but may raise it by 2030 due to supply chain issues.
A Reserve Bank of New Zealand analysis finds that U.S. tariff increases starting April 2, 2025, initially lowered inflation in New Zealand by strengthening its currency and reducing import prices, boosting domestic demand.
While export growth weakened, the overall impact on GDP was modest.
Over time, supply chain disruptions are projected to raise import costs and inflation by 2030.
The study, based on global trade models and data from major international institutions, also notes shifting financial markets and ongoing uncertainty from retaliatory trade measures.
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