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New Zealand consumer confidence jumps in the fourth quarter

New Zealand consumer confidence jumps in the fourth quarter

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Adam Button
16/12/2025 | 20:01 GMT
  • Westpac McDermott Miller survey
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Consumer confidence jumps to 96.5 from 90.9 in Q3.

That's a good sign for spending in New Zealand and highlights upside risks to rates and the kiwi.

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