New Zealand’s services sector began 2016 with a solid level of expansion. The PSI for January was 55.4, while this was 3.1 points lower than December it still represented healthy activity in the sector.
Economy & Tax
Sizzling Summer – PMI
New Zealand’s manufacturing sector started 2016 with continued strength, according to the latest BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index
Business supports TPP
Business and export groups have written to the Prime Minister in support of the Trans Pacific Partnership.
Trade consensus may be over
ExportNZ is concerned that the consensus between the main political parties on trade may be over.
Ending on a high note – PMI
New Zealand’s manufacturing sector recorded its highest month of expansion for 2015, The sector has now been in continued expansion since October 2012.
Why we need foreign investment
The case for more foreign investment in NZ business is strong
Prospects for 2016
Looking forward to 2016 for business and the economy
On a High – PSI
Activity in New Zealand’s services sector rose to its highest level since November 2007, according to the BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Services Index (PSI).
Steady state
New Zealand’s manufacturing sector remained in a steady state of expansion. The seasonally adjusted PMI for November was 54.7, 1.5 points higher than October.
In the groove – PSI
Despite a softer result in October, activity in New Zealand’s services sector continued to show expansion, according to the BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Services Index (PSI).
Offshore Boost – PMI
New Zealand’s manufacturing sector continued its expansionary path for October. The seasonally adjusted PMI for October was 53.3, although this was 1.7 points lower than September, the level of expansion was still healthy. The sector has now been in continued expansion since October 2012.
Sizzling September – PSI
Activity in New Zealand’s services sector continued its upwards momentum, according to the BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Services Index (PSI)