If the relative performance of the economies of New Zealand and the UK/Ireland over the next few years is anything to go by, the All Blacks will beat the British & Irish Lions 2-1 in the rugby test series. In our three economic tests, New Zealand come out on top for growth and inflation, but fall short in the third test as interest rates will stay lower for longer and the New Zealand dollar will weaken against the pound.
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