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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon expresses confidence in Adrian Orr after hawkish OCR call - Vimarsana News

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon expresses confidence in Adrian Orr after hawkish OCR call

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has cooled his jets, expressing confidence in the man his party was “appalled” was reappointed Reserve Bank Governor....

OCR announcement: No rate hike today, inflation pressure easing, says NZIER - Vimarsana News

OCR announcement: No rate hike today, inflation pressure easing, says NZIER

An inflation slowdown is becoming more apparent as higher interest rates hit demand and immigration eases labour supply issues, the NZ Institute of Economic...

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OCR announcement: Will the RBNZ change its interest rate plans? - Vimarsana News

OCR announcement: Will the RBNZ change its interest rate plans?

The pressure on the Reserve Bank (RBNZ) to hike the Official Cash Rate one more time is fading fast. Economists say it’s almost certain the rate will be left...

'The material risk is if things turn uglier than forecast' - Vimarsana News

'The material risk is if things turn uglier than forecast'

Kiwibank economists say households are showing few signs of financial stress in the face of higher interest rates, but 'a lot hinges on the labour market'