Treasury Secretary Iain Rennie joined Auckland business leaders this morning for an insightful round-table conversation on the opportunities, challenges, and issues of importance for the business sector.

New Treasury Secretary Iain Rennie hearing from business in Christchurch today about their experiences of the current business environment and discussing the economic and fiscal environment New Zealand will experience over the next decade. Thanks to @WestpacNZ for hosting.

Our guest lecture on 16 Oct with Prof. Roel Beetsma will explore the upcoming Annual Report of the European Fiscal Board. This explores the revision of the EU fiscal framework, pointing to a missing element-a capacity for the provision of EU public goods: treasury.govt.nz/news-and-ev…

Speech by Chief Economic Adviser Dominick Stephens explores the fiscal challenges of an ageing population, focusing on how these challenges have evolved as 4 key factors change over time: govt debt, labour force participation, migration and interest rates. treasury.govt.nz/publication…

Fiscal policymakers will face powerful currents from higher interest rates, ageing, climate and security in the years ahead. Join our next guest lecture on 4 September, where we will hear from Sebastian Barnes (OECD) on this topic. Sign up here: treasury.govt.nz/news-and-ev…

Is competition policy back in fashion? Join our guest lecture on 19 August to hear from Danielle Wood, Chair of Australia’s Productivity Commission, as she explores competition policy in advanced economies. Join us in person or online - sign up here: treasury.govt.nz/news-and-ev…

We are looking forward to our upcoming guest lecture on 26 July with Professor Ngaire Woods from Oxford University, who will be presenting on 'Government strategy in a world of economic nationalists'. Join us in person or online - sign up here: ow.ly/B0Ot50SFH34

Want to better understand the Treasury economic and fiscal forecasts which underpinned Budget 2024? The Treasury's Chief Economic Advisor, Dominick Stephens, will be giving an in-person presentation at the Auckland Business Chamber on 24 July: aucklandchamber.co.nz/event/…

A paper published by the Treasury this week provides new economic analysis on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in NZ, and provides a qualitative assessment of its implications, given what we know about the underlying economic trends here: treasury.govt.nz/publication…

Te Tai Ōhanga - The Treasury is welcoming applications for our paid 14-week summer internship programme. Apply now to spend your summer developing strong professional networks as part of a forward thinking, supportive team. Applications close 17 July 2024. lnkd.in/gVJ3b8T5

We recently published three new papers covering policy analysis modelling tools, National Accounts categorisation of COVID-19 funding allocation and expenditure, and key themes from the Treasury’s Productivity in a Changing World lecture series: treasury.govt.nz/publication…

We are looking forward to having Professor David Vines, Oxford University, join us at the Treasury on 5 July to present on 'The Changing World Order, Global Economic Governance, and Liberal Internationalism'. Find out more here: treasury.govt.nz/news-and-ev… eventbrite.co.nz/e/treasury-…

Sustainable improvements in our living standards depend upon productivity. Last month, the Treasury published a paper on the global productivity slowdown and how it is playing out in New Zealand. Find it here: treasury.govt.nz/publication…

Want to better understand the Treasury economic and fiscal forecasts which underpinned Budget 2024? Join our session on 17 June with the Treasury’s Chief Economic Advisor, Dominick Stephens, on the Budget 2024 economic & fiscal outlook. Find out more here: treasury.govt.nz/news-and-ev…

The Minister of Finance, Hon Nicola Willis, delivered Budget 2024 today, alongside the Treasury's Budget Economic and Fiscal Update 2024 (BEFU). Find all the Budget and BEFU 2024 information here: budget.govt.nz/

The audited 2022/23 Financial Statements of the Government of New Zealand were published this afternoon and are available on the Treasury website: bit.ly/3Q2W94v

The Treasury has released its Pre-election Economic and Fiscal Update (PREFU) today. You can find all of the PREFU information on our website. bit.ly/44LoaTk

We want to hear your views on the funding strategy for the Depositor Compensation Scheme that will be established by the Deposit Takers Act 2023. To find out more and to have your say, visit treasury.govt.nz/publication…