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Preview of RBNZ: Nothing to See Here

The information flow has been very light since the February Monetary Policy Statement - hence we don't think the RBNZ's monetary policy stance will have changed much since February. We expect no change in the OCR, with the decision to be accompanied by a relatively short statement that suggests little change in the OCR outlook from that communicated in the February Statement. We expect the RBNZ will:

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The Reserve Bank's 'dovish' turn - OCR cuts now seen earlier

Reserve Bank leaves Official Cash Rate unchanged at 5.5% and says risks to the inflation outlook are now 'more balanced' but there is a limit to its ability to 'tolerate upside inflation surprises'

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ANZ responds to Reserve Bank's OCR call: 'We got this one totally wrong'

ANZ’s big rate hike call didn’t come to pass. The Reserve Bank kept the Official Cash Rate on hold at 5.5 per cent and, if anything, softened its stance -...

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What to Look For From RBNZ This Week

This week's February Monetary Policy Statement is one of the most anticipated OCR reviews since late 2022, when the RBNZ kicked off a further boost in the OCR from the then 3.5% towards the current 5.5% level. Right now, there is considerable divergence in views about the economic outlook and future path of interest rates. Our report last week canvassed the arguments supporting both hawkish and dovish perspectives.

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Preview of RBNZ February 2024 Monetary Policy Statement

Westpac economics sees the RBNZ leaving the OCR at 5.5% at the February Monetary Policy Statement and adopting a hawkish outlook for the OCR.

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NZ Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Remit Targets 2% Inflation

NZ Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Remit Targets 2% Inflation
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The Monetary Policy Remit

The Monetary Policy Remit
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'Highly unlikely' monetary policy can get domestic inflation 'anywhere near' 2% in the foreseeable future

BNZ's Stephen Toplis suggests rather than being 'fixated' on non-tradeable inflation, the RBNZ may need to be be 'less dogmatic' about getting inflation down to the 2% midpoint of its target band

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