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Kerre Woodham: Can you survive until 25? - Vimarsana News

Kerre Woodham: Can you survive until 25?

The OCR has remained static and interest rates are not set to drop any time soon. Most Kiwis are facing financial hardship, and Kerre Woodham wants to know

MORNING BID EUROPE-PMIs to lead as central banks wait on rates - Vimarsana News

MORNING BID EUROPE-PMIs to lead as central banks wait on rates

A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Rae Wee Flash Purchasing Managers Index figures in the euro zone, the UK and the United States...

Morning Bid: PMIs to lead as central banks wait on rates - Vimarsana News

Morning Bid: PMIs to lead as central banks wait on rates

Flash Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) figures in the euro zone, the UK and the United States take centre stage on Thursday, and investors will be on the lookout for whether the global growth narrative is showing signs of change. Strategists at S&P Global Market Intelligence noted that after the composite PMI in the United States came in below its euro zone and UK counterparts last month, May's flash PMI numbers will be eagerly awaited to "gauge whether global growth momentum has shifted" from the U.S. to Europe. Part of that shift could get some momentum on expectations t...

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Interest rate decision: Reserve Bank expected to hold firm in today's big call - Vimarsana News

Interest rate decision: Reserve Bank expected to hold firm in today's big call

The Reserve Bank is set to hold the OCR firm ahead of today's announcement.

Another hawkish surprise: RBNZ leaves OCR unchanged but increases chances of future hike - Vimarsana News

Another hawkish surprise: RBNZ leaves OCR unchanged but increases chances of future hike

RBNZ leaves Official Cash Rate at 5.5%, but says domestic inflation is slow to fall and now puts a 60% chance of a further OCR hike by the end of this year; now doesn't see inflation getting back under 3% till the fourth quarter of the year