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Poll finds most expect RBNZ to cut rates in December

Poll finds most expect RBNZ to cut rates in December

Central Banks
Eamonn Sheridan
29/10/2015 | 02:15 GMT

Reuters took a poll of 11 economists in the aftermath of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand decision today (on hold)

  • Of the 11, 10 expect a cut from the RBNZ in December (of 25bp)
  • ANZ the only one saying no cut in December.

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