RBNZ Deputy Governor Hawkesby says higher interest rates means cooling jobs market

Central Banks
Eamonn Sheridan
01/05/2024 | 01:12 GMT
  • Adds that high inflation is still a key risk

Reserve Bank of New Zealand Deputy Governor Hawkesby

  • Employment data confirmation of trend we were expecting to see
  • Higher interest rates will involve a cooling of the labour market
  • High global inflation still remains a key risk for financial stability
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Earlier today from NZ:

  • Reserve Bank of New Zealand - risk of persistent inflation, rates restrictive for longer
  • New Zealand data: Unemployment rate 4.3% (vs. 4.2% expected, 4.0% prior)
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