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Trade Intelligence Dashboard
Explore New Zealand’s international connections with the updated Trade Intelligence Dashboard
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The updated New Zealand Trade Intelligence Dashboard is now available, bringing together information on New Zealand’s trade, investment, and visitor connections with overseas markets.
With data updated to the year ended June 2026, the dashboard offers an interactive way to explore exports, imports, trade balances, commodities, services, direct investment, visitor movements and trading partners.
Ways to use the dashboard
Use the dashboard to:
- View headline trade indicators and trends
- Explore trade by country, market group or commodity
- Generate market and commodity intelligence reports
- View and download charts, tables and data
- Access related Stats NZ international trade content.
The dashboard includes a Main Dashboard, Market Intelligence, Commodity Intelligence and an FAQ section. Guidance on using the dashboard, together with information on data sources, definitions and relevant caveats, is available within the tool.
The dashboard may be useful for teams working on economic development, trade, sectors, markets, investment or other areas requiring accessible information about New Zealand’s international economic relationships.
For questions or feedback, email Economic Insights.