"Off the bottom of the chart": GDP contraction significantly worse than expected
Our economy's been shrinking much faster than economists thought. Latest data just out from Stats NZ shows GDP fell 0.9% in the three months to June. That follows...
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"Off the bottom of the chart": GDP contraction significantly worse than expected
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