New Zealand’s manufacturing sector experienced an increase in expansion during June, with a seasonally adjusted PMI for June at 55.2
Media Releases
Recent media releases from BusinessNZ.
Zero hours proposals look workable
BusinessNZ says the Government’s proposals for zero hours contracts look workable.
Emissions target challenging but achievable
New Zealand’s new target for emissions reduction is challenging but achievable with collective effort says BusinessNZ.
BIAC guidelines for multinational enterprises
Guide to good practice
Two young Kiwis chosen to become Future Energy Leaders
The BusinessNZ Energy Council (BEC) is pleased to announce two young New Zealanders are on their way to becoming the next generation of energy leaders, capable of solving the world’s most pressing challenges around energy and sustainability.
The economy – down a gear as risks remain
New Zealand’s economic fundamentals are pointing in the right direction but growth is slowing, according to the BusinessNZ Planning Forecast for the June 2015 quarter
Exporters support TPP move forward
ExportNZ says the vote by the US legislature to move forward with the Trans Pacific Partnership agreement will be welcomed by New Zealand exporters.
TPP momentum good for New Zealand
New momentum towards the Trans Pacific Partnership is good news for New Zealand, says BusinessNZ.
Unlocking land for development
The Productivity Commission’s report Using land for housing provides workable recommendations, says BusinessNZ.
Scaling the heights – PSI
New Zealand’s services sector showed further expansion in May as key indices continued to scale the heights, with a seasonally adjusted PSI for May at 58.0.
BIAC and B20 Turkey call for strengthening the financing of SMEs in global value chains
BIAC and B20 Turkey have released a publication halfway through the Turkish G20 Presidency entitled Business Access to Global Value Chains and Financing SMEs.
Down a gear – PMI
New Zealand’s manufacturing sector experienced another minor dip in its level of expansion during May, with a seasonally adjusted PMI for May at 51.5.