Consumer confidence in New Zealand dipped in March, with declines seen across nearly all sectors as consumers remained ...

Consumer confidence in New Zealand softened in the first quarter as global trade war risks and ongoing cost of living pressures weigh on confidence, a survey showed on Wednesday.

SYDNEY, March 28 (Reuters) - Consumer confidence in New Zealand dipped in March, with declines seen across nearly all sectors as consumers remained cautious on spending, ANZ-Roy Morgan data showed ...

Global storm clouds and cost-of-living pressures at home continue to dampen consumer confidence. The Westpac McDermott Miller Consumer Confidence Index for the March quarter fell eight points to 89.2.

US consumer confidence is feeling the economic and tariff uncertainty, as Lululemon shares fell 15%, and inflation expectations are picking up. It comes as Kiwi consumer confidence is still challenged ...

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While New Zealand’s economy bounced out of the ... Last week the Westpac McDermott Miller Consumer Confidence Index fell eight points to 89.2 in the March quarter. Westpac senior economist ...

New Zealand’s external position in 2024 is assessed as weaker ... High frequency data suggests a nascent economic recovery, with improved business and consumer confidence observed in 2024Q4. The ...