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Responses to the RBNZ continue

Responses to the RBNZ continue

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Eamonn Sheridan
27/03/2019 | 01:58 GMT

Kiwibank is expecting the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to cut its cash rate as soon as May 2019

  • With another cut to follow this year, August or November
  • says the RBNZ has clearly changed tack today
  • RBNZ focusing on the negative, downgrading the positive

The bank had been expecting an on hold RBNZ into 2021.

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