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RBNZ Gov Orr says does not want to use negative rates at this this point

RBNZ Gov Orr says does not want to use negative rates at this this point

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Eamonn Sheridan
19/05/2020 | 23:42 GMT

Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Orr

  • not want to go to negative rate at this point
  • prepared to go negative but a lot later

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