Westpac says New Zealand GDP is set to contract in Q2 due to rising fuel prices

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Westpac's forecast of a contraction in New Zealand's GDP for Q2 suggests significant headwinds driven by rising fuel prices. This may indicate broader inflationary pressures and could impact economic policy discussions, particularly regarding interest rates. Traders should watch for market reactions in NZD and related equities as this reflects potential economic slowdown.

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