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Daily review 07/05/2024 - Vimarsana News

Daily review 07/05/2024

Daily review is also your post. This provides Standardistas the opportunity to review events of the day. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Don’t forget to be kind to each other …

Matthew Hooton column: Can Act support a Budget that borrows and spends more than Labour? - Vimarsana News

Matthew Hooton column: Can Act support a Budget that borrows and spends more than Labour?

OPINION The three Coalition party leaders insist the Government is absolutely united and collegial. But when that’s true, governments don’t go around saying...

Pullman City Council approves bid on Terre View and Crestview pathway - Vimarsana News

Pullman City Council approves bid on Terre View and Crestview pathway

The Pullman City Council approved a bid for a pathway project on Terre View and Crestview at their meeting on Tuesday. The project will oversee the construction of 12-foot wide, multi-use asphalt paths along both the streets of Terre View and Crestview, designed to improve upon or replace pre-existing pathways. The project will also oversee...

Reserve Bank holds Official Cash Rate at 5.50% with short, placeholder statement - Vimarsana News

Reserve Bank holds Official Cash Rate at 5.50% with short, placeholder statement

RBNZ holds OCR at 5.50%, says restrictive OCR for sustained time will return CPI inflation to 1% to 3% target in 2024

(RBNZ) OCR 5.50% - Official Cash Rate remains unchanged - Vimarsana News

(RBNZ) OCR 5.50% - Official Cash Rate remains unchanged

The Monetary Policy Committee today agreed to leave the Official Cash Rate (OCR) at 5.50 percent. The New Zealand economy continues to evolve as anticipated by the Monetary Policy Committee. Current consumer price inflation remains above the Committee's 1 to 3 percent target range. A restrictive monetary policy stance remains necessary to further reduce capacity pressures and inflation.