RBNZ Official Breman Identifies Protectionism as Key Risk to New Zealand on June 6

According to Reserve Bank of New Zealand official Breman on June 6, protectionism remains the primary risk facing New Zealand amid global trade policy uncertainty. Breman noted that several encouraging developments may help offset negative impacts from rising protectionism and weakening global cooperation. She highlighted that New Zealand has reached a new free trade agreement with India since the latest Middle East conflict and signed a special accord with Singapore committing both nations to continue mutual exports even during crises.
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