Research Team at TDS, notes that the Kiwi current account deficit was a touch better than expectations at –3.1% of GDP vs market expectations of –3.3%.
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“The goods deficit widened on declining dairy prices, but tourism jumped, helping the annual services surplus grow the most since Q3 2004, driving the narrowing in the current account deficit.”
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