NZ to trim new spending and stick to surplus path

NZ to trim new spending and stick to surplus path

New Zealand's prime minister says his government is ⁠committed ‌to ​returning the budget to surplus, amid uncertainty caused by the conflict in the Middle East.

Luxon: “Securing New Zealand’s future in a more volatile world”

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says New Zealand has for decades relied on a world order that had become unstable and unpredictable. File photo supplied Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has today outlined the need to secure New Zealand’s future in an increasingly volatile world, focusing on economic resilience, energy security, defence, international relationships and disciplined economic management. “We can’t control the storm, but we can secu…

Securing New Zealand’s future in a more volatile world

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon today outlined the need to secure New Zealand’s future in an increasingly volatile world, focusing on economic resilience, energy security, defence, international relationships and disciplined economic management.   “We can’t control the storm, but we can secure New Zealand’s future within it,” Mr Luxon says.  Speaking to BusinessNZ ahead of Budget 2026, Mr Luxon said New Zealand had for decades relied on a world…

New Zealand's Luxon Signals Fiscal Restraint, Trims Spending While Sticking To Surplus Goal

BitcoinWorld New Zealand’s Luxon Signals Fiscal Restraint, Trims Spending While Sticking to Surplus Goal New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has confirmed that his government will trim new spending commitments while maintaining its commitment to returning the budget to surplus, as global economic headwinds and domestic inflation pressures continue to shape fiscal policy. Speaking to reporters in Wellington, Luxon emphasized that discip…