Nouvelle-Zélande Balance Commerciale

New Zealand’s trade balance showed a deficit of $486 million in January 2025, an improvement from the $1.088 billion deficit recorded in the same month last year. Goods exports surged by 28% to $6.2 billion, fueled by a significant rise in shipments of milk powder, butter, and cheese (+45%), meat and edible offal (+28%), logs and wood (+23%), and wine (+68%). On the import side, purchases grew by 13% to $6.7 billion, with notable increases in mechanical machinery (+46%), aircraft and parts (+165%), and inorganic chemicals (+74%). New Zealand's exports grew across key partners with China’s exports rising 27%, the USA's by 49%, Australia's up 24%, the EU’s increasing by 27%, and Japan's rising 30%. Among top trade partners, imports rose from China (45%), the EU (38%), Australia (28%), the US (43%), and Japan (8%).