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    Finance Minister Grant Robertson says the fall in GDP reflects the volatile global situation

    Finance Minister Grant Robertson says the fall in GDP reflects the volatile global situation


    The GDP figures for the first quarter of the year show a 0.2 percent fall, worse than the flat growth rate predicted by many economists.

    Robertson says despite this we are still on track for strong annual growth.

    He says we have a strong fiscal position with low unemployment and low net debt.

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