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    A potential changing of the tide as net migration continues to cool

    A potential changing of the tide as net migration continues to cool


    Latest figures from Stats NZ shows the country's had an annual net migration gain of 98-thousand-500 people in the year to April.

    229-thousand people arrived while 130-thousand left.

    JMI Wealth Director Andrew Kelleher says the net migration gain's down from the peak of 137-thousand in October last year.

    He says migration's cooling, so we could be seeing a change in trend.

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