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Trade shortfall tops $4 billion in June year

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Trade shortfall tops $4 billion in June year

The value of annual imports rose $374 million more than exports, pushing the June 2018 annual trade deficit to $4.0 billion, Stats NZ said today. This is the largest trade deficit for a June year in a decade.

Compared with the June 2017 year, the trade deficit this year widened as all major import and export groups increased.

“The last June year surplus was in 2014, driven by high dairy export values,” acting international statistics manager Dave Adair said. “Exports dipped in 2015 leading to a deficit, which has widened since due to steadily rising imports.”

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