BusinessNZ Services Index

BusinessNZ Services Index: Stagnation Continues in April 2025? The latest BusinessNZ Services Index (BNZSI) reading, released on April 14, 2025, remains unchanged at 49.1, indicating a persistent contraction in New Zealand's service sector. This mirrors the previous month's figure and raises concerns about the overall

New Zealand's Service Sector Shows Signs of Contraction: BusinessNZ Services Index Falls Below 50 in March 2025 Breaking News (March 17, 2025): The BusinessNZ Services Index (BNZ Services Index) for New Zealand has dipped into contraction territory, registering a value of 49.1 for March 2025. This represents

BusinessNZ Services Index Surges to 50.4 in February 2025, Signaling Modest Expansion Headline: The BusinessNZ Services Index, a key indicator of New Zealand's service sector performance, jumped to 50.4 in February 2025, according to data released on February 17th. This marks a significant increase from the

BusinessNZ Services Index Plunges to 47.9 in January 2025: What it Means for the NZ Economy Headline: The BusinessNZ Services Index (BSI) slumped to 47.9 in January 2025, according to data released on January 21st, signaling a contraction in New Zealand's services sector. This marks a

BusinessNZ Services Index Surges to 49.5 in December 2024: A Mildly Positive Sign for the NZD Headline: The BusinessNZ Services Index (BNZSI) for December 2024, released on December 16th, 2024, registered a reading of 49.5. While remaining below the 50-point mark that separates expansion from contraction, this represents

BusinessNZ Services Index Surges to 46.0 in November 2024, Signaling Continued Growth Headline: The BusinessNZ Services Index (BNZSI), a key indicator of New Zealand's service sector performance, climbed to 46.0 in November 2024, according to data released on November 18th, 2024 by BusinessNZ. This represents a

BusinessNZ Services Index: A Glimpse into New Zealand's Service Sector Health The BusinessNZ Services Index, released on October 14, 2024, revealed an actual reading of 45.7, a slight uptick from the previous month's 45.5. While this minor increase may seem insignificant at first glance,