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Signs of recovery emerge in New Zealand economy, but inflation persists

New Zealand's economy shows unsteady recovery while persistent inflation may drive further interest rate increases.

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New Zealand's economy is showing signs of recovery, though the outlook remains fragile with household spending proving vulnerable. Persistent inflation continues to weigh on the economy and could support further official cash rate increases. Global uncertainty adds additional headwinds to the domestic economic picture.

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