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New Zealand PM Key expects banks to pass on any RBNZ rate cut

New Zealand PM Key expects banks to pass on any RBNZ rate cut

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Ryan Littlestone
08/08/2016 | 04:29 GMT

PM John Key has some expectations ahead of the RBNZ meeting on Wednesday

  • Rate cut unlikely to boost housing market

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