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NZ consumers price index: June 2026 quarter
The following table shows the price changes for the June 2026 quarter. tables Within the 1.5 percent rise in the CPI in the June 2026 quarter, higher prices were recorded for: • Petrol, up 20.1 percent (49.5 percent contribution to the 1.5 percent rise for all groups) • Other vehicle fuels and lubricants, up 47.7 percent (16.2 percent contribution to all groups) • Purchase of housing, up 1.6 percent (10.2 percent contribution to all groups). Lower prices were recorded for: • Fruit, down 8.5 percent (-6.3 percent contribution to all groups) • Domestic accommodation services, down 12.0 percent (-5.6 percent ... (full story)
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