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NZ Gross Domestic Product: December 2025 Quarter
Gross domestic product (GDP) provides a snapshot of the performance of the economy. Key facts: All movements are in seasonally adjusted chain volume terms (adjusted for price inflation) unless otherwise stated. In the December 2025 quarter, compared with the September 2025 quarter: GDP rose 0.2 percent • expenditure on GDP rose 0.1 percent • GDP per capita was flat • real gross national disposable income was flat. The following movements are in seasonally adjusted nominal terms (not adjusted for price inflation). In the December 2025 quarter, compared with the September 2025 quarter: expenditure on GDP rose 1.3 ... (full story)
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