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New Zealand 2 year inflation expectations rise to 1.93%

New Zealand 2 year inflation expectations rise to 1.93%

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Eamonn Sheridan
07/02/2020 | 02:04 GMT

Reserve Bank of New Zealand data

2 year inflation expectations rise to 1.93%

  • from 1.80% prior
  • first tick higher in six quarters

1-year 1.88%

  • from 1.66%

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RBNZ meet next week - this pretty much locks in no rate move coming, on hold.

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