What's driving the economy?
The economy grew 0.2% in the Jun 2026 quarter, and 2.6% compared with a year earlier. Each box is an industry, sized by its share of output. Click a box to look inside.
How this is worked out
Growth uses Stats NZ's seasonally adjusted, inflation-adjusted (chain-volume) output for each industry: this quarter compared with the same quarter a year earlier.
Points of growth are each industry's change in output divided by total GDP a year earlier. Stats NZ doesn't publish these. Because chain-volume figures don't add up exactly, they explain all but 0.04 points of the 2.6%. That remainder is shown separately.
Quarterly contributions aren't shown: the gap from adding up is too large over a single quarter to be meaningful.
Taxes on products (GST, excise and import duties) are part of GDP but aren't assigned to any industry.
Release used: Gross domestic product, June 2026 quarter.