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  1. A shallower recovery - Consensus Forecasts, March 2012
    18 March 2012

    The recovery will be shallower than previously thought, according to the NZIER Consensus Forecasts. The economy will still grow; accelerating from 1.8% in the year ending March 2012 to 3.2% by 2014.

    Consensus Forecasts March 2012.pdf
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  2. Lower growth for longer - Consensus Forecasts, December 2011
    12 December 2011

    The recovery will slower than previously thought, according to the NZIER Consensus Forecasts. But the economy will still grow: 2.2% in the year ending March 2012 and then accelerate to 3.0% in 2013 and 2014. The Canterbury reconstruction will be a key driver, with the rest of the economy growing more modestly, averaging 2.2% over the next three years.

    Consensus Forecasts December 11.pdf
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  3. Resilient despite global risks - Consensus Forecasts, September 2011
    19 September 2011

    Economists expect resilience despite global risks. New Zealand economists on average believe the economy is set to recover, in part due to reconstruction of Canterbury. Global fears do not appear to have impacted on New Zealand economists’ expectations much as yet. Economic growth forecasts have been revised up a touch for the next two years, according to the latest NZIER Consensus Forecasts Survey. Economic growth will accelerate from 1.5% in the year ending March 2011 to 2.6% in 2012 and 3.7% in 2013. The Canterbury reconstruction will be the major driver, with a more modest recovery elsewhere.

    Consensus Forecasts September 11.pdf
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  4. Consensus Forecasts, June 2011
    20 June 2011

    Constructive outlook

    Economic forecasters are more optimistic. Economic growth forecasts have been revised up a touch for the next two years, according to the latest NZIER Consensus Forecasts Survey.

    Consensus Forecasts June 11.pdf
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  5. Consensus Forecasts, March 2011
    21 March 2011

    Earthquake delays recovery until 2013

    Economic forecasters believe the past year was weaker than previously thought, and the recovery has been delayed due mainly to the second Canterbury earthquake, according to the latest NZIER Consensus Forecasts Survey.

    Consensus Forecasts March 11.pdf
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  6. Consensus Forecasts, December 2010
    14 December 2010

    Economic forecasters expect a slowing recovery before conditions strengthen in the March 2012 year.

    Consensus Forecasts December 10.pdf
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  7. Consensus Forecasts - September 2010
    21 September 2010

    Sill positive, but less rosy economic outlook

    Consensus Forecasts September 10.pdf
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  8. Consensus Forecasts June 2010
    22 June 2010
    Consensus forecasts June 10.pdf
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  9. Consensus Forecasts March 2010
    06 April 2010
    Consensus forecasts March 2010.pdf
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  10. Consensus Forecasts 2009
    02 December 2009
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  11. Consensus Forecasts 2008
    03 December 2008
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  12. Consensus Forecasts 2007
    01 December 2007
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  13. Consensus Forecasts 2006
    02 December 2006
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  14. Consensus Forecasts 2005
    02 December 2005
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  15. Consensus Forecasts 2004
    03 December 2004
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  16. Consensus Forecasts 2003
    02 December 2003
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  17. Consensus Forecasts 2002
    01 December 2002
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  18. Consensus Forecasts 2001
    30 November 2001
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  19. Consensus Forecasts 2000
    30 November 2000
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  20. Consensus Forecasts 1999
    03 June 1999
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