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The Official Cash Rate (OCR) remains at 1.75 percent. Given the weaker global economic outlook and reduced momentum in domestic spending, the more likely direction of our next OCR move is...
As a small, indebted economy, it is important to understand how financial market shocks in the rest of the world transmit to New Zealand. A key channel is long-term interest rates, which are highly...
Increasing the amount of capital banks hold will improve the safety of New Zealand’s financial system and economic wellbeing, Reserve Bank Deputy Governor Geoff Bascand said today. The Reserve...
The Coalition Government’s plan to reform and modernise the Reserve Bank Act experienced an important milestone today, Finance Minister Grant Robertson says. Grant Robertson and Reserve Bank...
Originally published by The Reserve Bank of New Zealand Statement by Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr: Tena koutou katoa, welcome all. The Official Cash Rate (OCR) remains at 1.75 percent. We expect...
The dragon slain?Near-zero inflation in New ZealandA speech delivered to the Waikato Chamber of Commerce and Industry andWaikato branch of the Institute of Directors, in HamiltonOn 23 April 2015By...
A speech delivered to the Chamber of Commerce in RotoruaOn 15 April 2015By Grant Spencer, Deputy Governor
A speech delivered toThe National Asset-Liability Management Europe Conference,in London, on 12 March 2015By Geoff Bascand, Deputy Governor and Head of Operations
The outlook for the New Zealand economyA speech delivered to the Canterbury Employers’ Chamber of Commerce,in Christchurch, on 4 February 2015,by Graeme Wheeler, Governor
A speech delivered to a Reserve Bank of New Zealand and International Journalof Central Banking conference in Wellington On 1 December 2014 By Graeme Wheeler, Governor