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Westpac says RBNZ to keep rates on hold until June 2016

Westpac says RBNZ to keep rates on hold until June 2016

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Eamonn Sheridan
21/01/2015 | 02:53 GMT
  • Westpac says RBNZ to keep rates on hold until June 2016
  • Previously expected a Reserve Bank of New Zealand rise in Q1 of 2016
  • “Case for further interest rate hikes is likely to take even longer to build than we previouslt thought”

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