The International Monetary Fund forecasts Australia's GDP to grow by 2.5% and New Zealand's by 2.8% in 2027, driven by investments in renewable energy and tourism.
The World Bank predicts that Australia's economy will expand by 2.3% in 2027, while New Zealand's economy will grow by 2.5%, supported by a strong labor market and increased government spending.
Bloomberg reports that economic growth in Australia and New Zealand is expected to slow in 2027 due to global trade tensions and a decline in commodity prices, with Australia's GDP forecast to grow by 2.1% and New Zealand's by 2.3%.
ANZ Bank forecasts that Australia's economy will grow by 2.4% in 2027, driven by a rebound in business investment, while New Zealand's economy is expected to grow by 2.6%, supported by a strong housing market.
The OECD reports that Australia and New Zealand are expected to experience moderate economic growth in 2027, with Australia's GDP forecast to grow by 2.2% and New Zealand's by 2.4%, driven by investments in infrastructure and education.
Trading Economics provides an overview of key economic indicators for Australia and New Zealand, including GDP growth, inflation, and unemployment rates, with forecasts for 2027.
The Brookings Institution discusses the challenges and opportunities facing Australia and New Zealand's economies in 2027, including the impact of climate change, trade tensions, and technological disruption.
The Australian Securities Exchange hosts a webinar on the economic outlook for Australia and New Zealand in 2027, featuring expert analysis and forecasts from leading economists and industry experts.