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NZ: 3.25% - OCR unchanged
The Monetary Policy Committee today agreed to hold the Official Cash Rate at 3.25 percent. Annual consumers price inflation will likely increase towards the top of the Monetary Policy Committee’s 1 to 3 percent target band over mid-2025. However, with spare productive capacity in the economy and declining domestic inflation pressures, headline inflation is expected to remain in the band and return to around 2 percent by early 2026. Elevated export prices and lower interest rates are supporting a recovery in the New Zealand economy. However, heightened global policy uncertainty and tariffs are expected to reduce ... (full story)
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RBNZ:
— PiQ (@PiQSuite) July 9, 2025
ANNUAL CONSUMERS PRICE INFLATION WILL LIKELY INCREASE TOWARDS THE TOP OF THEMONETARY POLICY COMMITTEE'S 1 TO 3 PERCENT TARGET BAND OVER MID-2025.
THE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK REMAINS HIGHLY UNCERTAIN
HOWEVER,WITH SPARE PRODUCTIVE CAPACITY IN THE ECONOMY AND DECLINING DOMESTIC…
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RBNZ MINUTES:
— PiQ (@PiQSuite) July 9, 2025
COMMITTEE EXPECTS TO LOWER THE OFFICIAL CASH RATE FURTHER, BROADLY CONSISTENT WITH THE PROJECTION OUTLINED IN MAY
CASE FOR KEEPING THE OCR ON HOLD AT THIS MEETING HIGHLIGHTED THE ELEVATED LEVEL OF UNCERTAINTY, AND THE BENEFITS OF WAITING UNTIL AUGUST IN LIGHT OF…
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