2025年8月，新西兰的贸易逆差从去年同期的23亿新西兰元缩减至12亿新西兰元。出口同比激增23%，达到59亿新西兰元，出口水果（57%）、奶粉、黄油和奶酪（32%）、肉类和可食用内脏（30%）以及贵金属、珠宝和硬币（92%）。另一方面，进口值略有下降，下降0.4%，至71亿新西兰元，受石油和产品（-10%）、飞机和零部件（-34%）、船舶、船只和浮式结构（-92%）以及食物残渣、废物和饲料（-16%）采购减少的影响。出口增长基础广泛，对中国（+35%）、澳大利亚（+17%）、美国（+14%）和欧盟（+52%）的出货量上升，而对欧盟（-6%）、美国和韩国（-32%）的进口量下降。
New Zealand’s trade deficit shrank to NZD 1.2 billion in August 2025, from NZD 2.3 billion in the corresponding month of the previous year. Exports surged by 23% year-on-year to NZD 5.9 billion, on outbound shipment of fruit (57%), milk powder, butter, and cheese (32%), meat and edible offal (30%), and precious metals, jewelry, and coins (92%). On the other hand, import values declined slightly, falling 0.4% to NZD 7.1 billion, weighed down by lower purchases of petroleum and products (-10%), aircraft and parts (-34%), ships, boats, and floating structures (-92%), and food residues, wastes, and fodder (-16%). Export growth was broad-based, with shipments rising to China (+35%), Australia (+17%), the US (+14%), and the EU (+52%), while imports fell from the EU (-6%), the US (-1.3%), and South Korea (-32%).
