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New Zealand credit card spending for March: -9.1% m/m (prior -0.7%)

New Zealand credit card spending for March: -9.1% m/m (prior -0.7%)

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Eamonn Sheridan
23/04/2020 | 03:05 GMT

New Zealand credit card spending for March

-9.1 % m/m

  • prior -0.6%

-8.2 % y/y

  • prior 2.2% y/y

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