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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is lacking evidence from data to tweak its hawkish guidance as it is set to keep rates on hold on 10 July
The inflationary impact of spiking net immigration suggests only a gradual transition from hawkish to dovish by the RBNZ
We expect the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to hike by 50bp next week and signal a peak rate around 5.0%. The ongoing downturn in the housing market and…
By Robert Carnell