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The economy grew by 0.8% in the first quarter, a pace that was well above the 0.4% expansion forecast by the Reserve Bank of ...
Former New Zealand central bank governor Adrian Orr's surprise resignation in March was due to his disagreements with the treasury over proposed cuts to the bank's operating budget, official documents ...
New Zealand's economy grew faster-than-expected in the first quarter, firming up the recovery from last year's recession and ...
Former New Zealand central bank governor Adrian Orr's surprise resignation in March was due to his disagreements with the Treasury ministry over proposed cuts to the bank's operating budget ...
WELLINGTON] New Zealand’s economic recovery from a 2024 recession gathered pace in the first quarter as the central bank ...
The Reserve Bank of Australia cut rates by 25 basis points last week but its cash rate remains higher than New Zealand’s at 3.85 per cent. Trump’s tariff policies and his broader economic agenda have ...
Central banks are grappling with elevated uncertainty about economic growth and inflation, complicating decision-making, ...
WELLINGTON (Reuters) -Former New Zealand central bank governor Adrian Orr's surprise resignation in March was due to his disagreements with the Treasury ministry over proposed cuts to the bank's ...
WELLINGTON (Reuters) -- New Zealand's central bank cut its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 3.25% and flagged a slightly deeper easing cycle than it forecast three months ago, underlining the ...
In a widely expected decision this week, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) lowered its Official Cash Rate by 25 bps to 3.25%. This marks 225 bps of cumulative easing during the current cycle.
The decision to cut rates to 3.25% was widely expected by the markets and marked a sixth straight cut by the central bank. The cash rate is currently Tuesday, 02 January 2024 12:17 GMT ...
By Lucy Craymer and Renju Jose. WELLINGTON (Reuters) -Former New Zealand central bank governor Adrian Orr’s surprise resignation in March was due to his disagreements with the Treasury ministry ...