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New Zealand April food price inflation subdued at +0.1% m/m (prior +0.7%)

New Zealand April food price inflation subdued at +0.1% m/m (prior +0.7%)

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Eamonn Sheridan
11/05/2022 | 22:45 GMT

For the y/y, a rise of 6.4%

Food prices are just under 20% of New Zealand's CPI

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