Business confidence rises 19 points in July
ANZ's monthly survey shows business confidence rebounded in July, reaching its third consecutive month of gains.
Business confidence increased 19 points to 56 in July according to the ANZ Business Outlook survey released Thursday. The result marks three consecutive months of rising confidence, with businesses signalling renewed optimism about hiring and investment. The survey also noted the housing market softened mid-year, with investors becoming more cautious.
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NZ Herald
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BusinessDesk
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