In the September quarter of 2025, New Zealand saw a 0.6% increase in producer output prices compared to the previous quarter, maintaining the same rate of growth as before. This rise was driven by widespread sectoral movements, with significant contributions from sheep, beef cattle, and grain farming, which increased by 10.3%. Additionally, the manufacturing sector covering fruit, oil, cereal, and other food products increased by 5.7%. In contrast, the electricity and gas supply sector experienced a decline of 11.5%.