NZ economy seen growing 3% this year amid global uncertainty: forecast
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Wellington
THE New Zealand economy will grow by about 3 per cent this year, in spite of slowing demand from its main export markets of China and Australia, an independent economic think-tank forecast on Tuesday.
The economy was in relative calm, against a backdrop of increasing global uncertainty, according to a quarterly forecast from the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER).
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