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BNZ expects an RBNZ rate cut in April and June

BNZ expects an RBNZ rate cut in April and June

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Eamonn Sheridan
14/04/2016 | 02:06 GMT

The NZD has been sold heavily, partially its AUD/NZD buyers but plenty of straight out NZD sellers around too

  • BNZ have announced they are now expecting an April and June Reserve Bank of New Zealand rate cut
  • Says market underpricing the chance of an April cut

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