The following two infographics highlight quarterly movements in the economy and investment markets across Australia and New Zealand.
Over the Quarter:
- Australia’s and New Zealand’s unemployment rates were stable over the June quarter.
- The AUD and NZD to USD relationships strengthened.
- Both the NZX50 and the ASX200 outperformed the S&P500, which underperformed the S&P500 for the quarter. Volatility has increased significantly compared to March 2025.
- Gold has increased for the June quarter, while oil fell. Iron Ore also fell while Milk was flat.
- Annual inflation remained relatively static in the US; Australia increased dramatically, while New Zealand increased less dramatically.
- Yields for Australia and New Zealand 10-year bonds decreased. US 10Y/2Y spreads widened.
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