New Zealand is a country of 5 million residents, at least as recorded 2020. The country's growth travels on an ascending chart of course, little or no reduction harm was done by covid 19 as the country only records 25 deaths out of 2,228 cases of which 2, 141 recovered, but on an economic note, they were quite affected. The economy of New Zealand is a highly developed free-market economy. It is the 52nd-largest national economy in the world when measured by nominal gross domestic product and the 63rd-largest in the world when measured by purchasing power parity. New Zealand has a large GDP for its size and population.Wikipedia claims But looking at some recent data, well most of which were triggered by covid crisis, New Zealand observes a decrease down $193.545 billion (nominal, 2020) and a decrease down $205.541 billion (PPP, 2020), an increase of 9.2% unemployment rate, following up the lookdown regulations that limited so many from working, causing a drop and resulting to a battling finance. However, Recently, Ipsos conducted a study to fully grasp the different ideology of New Zealanders on what 2021 may bring in relation to the ZN economy likeness to what was once profitable. Reports state that over 20,000 men and women across 31 countries were surveyed, and from statistics only a few count were optimistic about the nation's economic revival, yes it is normal for people to doubt a recovering rate after such a devastating economic blast, literally.
V - Hope Bounce Back
As at December 16 2020, New Zealand's economy surged really high as seen on the graph above, the country's surge out of recession sparked up 14% as per GDP ( Gross Domestic Product), The ZN currency grew 5.5% from a three month report, bought 71.29 U.S cents. The quick recovery that shot the nation right out of recession were good signs and at least it brought an enthusiasm of hope for the future. Further more, the New Zealand government pledged NZ$62 billion ($44 billion) of fiscal support to help revive domestic demand and protect jobs, not faroff, some implementations has been put on place now those promises already seems to be playing out in recent reports, read more :). The central bank eased interest rates to help reduce borrowing cost and this really helped pave away lots of stress within, now are we seeing a fresh start?
New Zealand jobs market bounces back close to pre-pandemic levels
Jobs in New Zealand are experiencing a rebound as the nation was quite good at controlling covid effects early 2020, "The country’s biggest job advertising site, Seek, has reported a 19% national growth in jobs advertised in the final quarter of 2020, and the number of job ads on the website has bounced back to nearly pre-pandemic levels" while the great growth in more job publications has surged up a few percentage to meet rates linear to pre-pandemic grounds, the covered areas so far creates healing hopes for New Zealand, but considering that the new system would still be pretty hard to adopt to, New Zealand is still under test of a possible growth from here. “Despite such a unique and challenging year for the labour market it is really encouraging to end quarter four 2020 just 7% lower than 2019. It is a real testament to the resilience and hard work of so many New Zealanders to end the year positively.” We can call it a great fresh start, it really wasn't easy with Zealand or any other country of the world, basically Zealand is just fortunate enough to be amongst the Reported countries to have recovered from the turmoil covid caused, but the only point of worries is how long they can hold off on this, will covid strike again, and if it does then can New Zealand tackle it proper? How about the rest of the world? You can Share your opinions below.
