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RBNZ Monetary Policy Statement Media conference
video The Monetary Policy Statement is published on our website and announced to financial markets at 2pm (NZT) and then emailed to our news subscribers and shared on our X/Twitter account. It can take a few minutes for information to appear on our website. We reserve the right to make changes to timing if required due to unexpected developments. In that unlikely event, we would give the markets and the media as much warning as possible.
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- From pepperstone.com|Nov 26, 2024
The US economy enters 2025 on strong footing, having vastly outperformed expectations this year, amid resilient economic growth, and faster than expected disinflationary progress. ...
- From rbnz.govt.nz|Nov 26, 2024
Annual consumer price inflation has declined and is now close to the midpoint of the Monetary Policy Committee’s 1 to 3 percent target band. Inflation expectations are also close ...
- From rbnz.govt.nz|Nov 26, 2024|8 comments
The Monetary Policy Committee today agreed to reduce the Official Cash Rate by 50 basis points to 4.25 percent. Annual consumer price inflation has declined and is now close to the midpoint of the Monetary Policy Committee’s 1 to 3 percent target band. Inflation expectations are also close to target and core inflation is converging to the midpoint. If economic conditions continue to evolve as projected, the Committee expects to be able to lower the OCR further early next year. Economic activity in New Zealand remains subdued and output continues to be below its potential. With excess productive capacity in the economy, inflation pressures have eased. Domestic price and wage setting behaviours are becoming consistent with inflation remaining near the target midpoint. The price of imports has fallen, also contributing to lower headline inflation. Economic growth is expected to recover during 2025, as lower interest rates encourage investment and other spending. Employment growth is expected to remain weak until mid-2025 and, for some, financial stress will take time to ease. post: RBNZ: COMMITTEE SEES 50 BASIS POINT CUT AS CONSISTENT WITH MANDATE post: RBNZ MINUTES: INFLATION EXPECTED TO REMAIN NEAR MIDPOINT
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- From @financialjuice|Nov 26, 2024
post: RBNZ GOV. ORR: PROJECTIONS ALIGNED WITH 50 BASIS POINT CUT IN FEBRUARY DEPENDING ON ACTIVITY post: RBNZ Gov says it's a misunderstanding that RBNZ projections show slower pace of rate cuts https://t.co/r948a0qSmb post: RBNZ Gov Orr says they didn't discuss -75bps today but is keen to highlight that OCR track is lower than Aug and implies that their starting assumption is -50bps in Feb: pic.twitter.com/YNnl4oeREe
- From bnnbloomberg.ca|Nov 26, 2024|1 comment
A gauge of Australian inflation came in below forecast in October as government rebates helped pull down key price drivers such as electricity and rental costs. The consumer price ...
- From youtube.com/yahoofinance|Nov 26, 2024
The US dollar (DX-Y.NYB) has strengthened following President-elect Donald Trump's announcement of proposed 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada, adding to his previous campaign ...
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