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Residential construction in New Zealand dropped to a ten-year low as high mortgage rates and global uncertainty dented demand for new homes and renovations, Statistics New Zealand said. Activity fell 5% in the 12 months to March, the weakest March annual reading since 2016 and about 25% below the 2023 peak. A period of elevated borrowing costs, plus geopolitical concerns and a global energy shock that squeezed household incomes, have reduced buyer confidence; falling prices have left developers reluctant to start new projects and homeowners unwilling to sell and reinvest. An increase in building consents suggests a potential recovery, but the medium‑term outlook remains uncertain.

Initial jobless claims for the week ended May 30 rose to 225,000, above expectations of 213,000 and a revised prior 212,000, the highest since the first week of February. The four-week moving average increased to 214,750 from 208,250. Continuing claims fell to 1,777,000, slightly below the 1,780,000 forecast. The uptick in initial claims suggests some softening in the labor market but remains at relatively low, stable levels. Note continuing claims carry a one-week reporting lag, so next week’s continuing-claims print will correspond to this week’s initial claims. U.S. equity futures mixed in premarket: Dow futures +1.0%, S&P 500 futures -0.22%, Nasdaq futures down >1%. Treasury yields declined: 2-yr 4.039% (-4.5bps), 10-yr 4.455% (-3.8bps), 30-yr 4.960% (-3.0bps).