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The trade gap in New Zealand narrowed to NZD 1013 million in October of 2019 from NZD 1305 million in the same month of the previous year and compared to market expectations of a NZD 1621 million deficit. Exports rose 4.3 percent year-on-year to NZD 5035 million and imports declined 1.4 percent to NZD 6048 million. The twelve-month trade shortfall decreased to NZD 5037 million from NZD 5774 million a year earlier.

The trade gap in New Zealand narrowed to NZD 1242 million in September of 2019 from NZD 1580 million in the same month of the previous year, as exports rose 5.1 percent to NZD 4469 million and imports declined 2.1 percent to NZD 5710 million. The twelve-month trade shortfall decreased to NZD 5,213 million from NZD 5309 million a year earlier.

The trade gap in New Zealand narrowed slightly to NZD 1565 million in August of 2019 from NZD 1567 million in the same month of the previous year, as exports rose 3.8 percent to NZD 4126 million and imports advanced at a softer 2.7 percent to NZD 5691 million. The twelve-month trade shortfall widened to NZD 5,484 million from NZD 4,894 million a year earlier.

The trade gap in New Zealand rose to NZD 685 million in July of 2019 from NZD 203 million in the same month of the previous year, as exports declined 5.8 percent to NZD 5,028 million while imports advanced 3.1 percent to NZD 5,713 million. The twelve-month trade shortfall widened to NZD 5,463 million from NZD 4,501 million a year earlier.

New Zealand trade balance swang to a NZD 365 million surplus in June 2019 from a NZD 285 million deficit in the same month of the previous year and compared to market expectations of a NZD 100 million surplus. Exports rose 2.8 percent year-on-year while imports declined 10.0 percent. The twelve-month trade balance recorded a NZD 4.9 billion gap compared to a NZD 4.2 billion shortfall a year earlier.

New Zealand trade surplus widened to NZD 264 million in May 2019 from NZD 199 million in the same month of the previous year and compared to market expectations of a NZD 200 million surplus. Exports jumped 8.5 percent year-on-year to a record high and imports rose 7.6 percent. The twelve-month trade balance recorded a NZD 5.5 billion gap compared to a NZD 3.7 billion shortfall a year earlier.