Source: Radio New Zealand
RNZ / Rebekah Parsons-King
Numbers out today are likely to show the economy rebounded in the September quarter.
Gross domestic product – a broad measure of growth – is expected to have grown 0.9 percent in the three months, after a shock 0.9 percent fall in June.
Economists are predicting growth driven by agriculture, non-food manufacturing, residential construction and wholesale trade.
Their forecasts are substantially stronger than the Reserve Bank’s forecasts.
Stats NZ will release the data at 10.45am.
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