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Costs from grocery suppliers to supermarkets increase 2.3%pa in September

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Stability amid subtle shifts in work from home patterns

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Paving the way for more construction imports

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The uncertain effects of tariffs so far

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How warm are our houses?

Wellington Central - February 2025

New Zealand’s most creative city in 2024

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How achievable is the Government’s international student target?

Costs from grocery suppliers to supermarkets increase 2.3%pa in August

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Questions turn to timing of future interest rate rises

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Hunter Campbell Mood of the CFO survey shows further optimism for the economy, amid heightened uncertainty

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Infometrics' Transport Forecasts have long been the first port of call for decision-makers and analysts with an interest in the outlook for the transport sector. Our economists help businesses and public organisations understand how key trends in economic, financial, and industry-specific indicators are shaping the risks and opportunities afforded to organisations operating in the broader transport sector.

Transport Forecasts - October 2025

Infometrics' Building Forecasts have long been the first port of call for decision-makers and analysts with an interest in the outlook for the construction sector. Our suite of web-based products give you a greater depth of information and a fresh look that brings the data to life.

Building Forecasts - October 2025

Our Regional Construction Outlook (RCO) draws on our well-regarded national building forecasts to estimate construction activity within Regional Council Areas, Territorial Authorities and Auckland Wards.

Regional Construction Outlook - October 2025

Each month we host a webinar that covers what is shaping the New Zealand economy as well as an in-depth discussion of a topical economic issue. 

The live webinar is available only to clients on an invitation basis (contact us if you'd like to be on the email list).  One month later the webinar recording is made available to the public on this website page.

Monthly Webinar - October 2025

Infometrics October newsletter

Your economic development strategy is likely to contain key performance indicators against which you will measure the future performance of your region’s economy. The QEM will help you monitor the progress of your economy against these indicators. The ranking infographic included in the web framework shows which indicators your region ranks highly in and which it ranks poorly in. Decision makers in local government require accurate and easily understood economic information about your district or region to help you plan for regional economic growth. The Quarterly Economic Monitor enables you to keep your finger on the economic pulse of your local area.

Quarterly Economic Monitor - Reference Quarter September 2025

Monthly Webinar - November 2025

Infometrics November newsletter

An incremental update of annual data in the Regional Economic Profile.

REP data update: GDP, Productivity, Employment, Skills, Living Standards, Small Areas (year to March 2025)

REP data update: Ethnicities, labour market and skills, Tourism expenditure (year to March 2025)

Gareth Kiernan

Chief Forecaster, Director

Reserve Bank to review Official Cash Rate, experts call for 50 basis point cut

Kiwibank lowers one-year special home loan interest rate

Reserve Bank to review OCR, experts call for 50 basis point cut

Brad Olsen

Chief Executive and Principal Economist

The Super squeeze: who pays, loses, decides

The big question Kiwi homeowners face as rates fall

Nick Brunsdon

Principal Economist, Lead Demographer, Director

Small communities suffering after losing big business

Dear Porirua, welcome to your 60s

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon links Rotorua school attendance and unemployment

Promising sign for NZ housing market as five-month fall finally ends

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