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New Zealand CPI lower than expected q/q
Inflation rates for the June 2018 quarter:
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quarter: 0.4 percent
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annual: 1.5 percent.
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From the June 2017 quarter to the June 2018 quarter, the CPI increased 1.5 percent.
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Housing and household utilities increased 3.1 percent; rentals for housing were up 2.5 percent; and construction was up 3.9 percent.
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Transport increased 2.0 percent, with prices for petrol up 10 percent.
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Miscellaneous goods and services increased 3.1 percent, with insurance prices up 5.7 percent.
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In the June 2018 quarter compared with the March 2018 quarter, the CPI rose 0.4 percent (up 0.3 percent with seasonal adjustment).
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Housing and household utilities rose 0.9 percent, influenced by higher prices for rents (up 0.8 percent) and construction (up 1.1 percent).
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Food prices rose 0.8 percent, influenced by seasonally higher prices for vegetables (up 7.0 percent).
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Recreation and culture prices fell 1.4 percent, influenced by lower prices for audio-visual equipment (down 15 percent) and subscriber TV (down 7.2 percent).
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