Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) news

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is New Zealand's central bank. Its primary function is to maintain monetary and financial stability. The RBNZ uses various monetary policy tools to influence economic activity and support sustainable economic growth in New Zealand.

Week Ahead - Aggressive tightening
Many on Wall Street are watching the Fed’s rate hiking cycle and are getting nervous they will tip the economy into a recession.  With scorching inflation, the FOMC may consider a full-point rate hike but will likely settle on delivering its third consecutive 75 basis-point increase. At Wednesday’s policy meeting, Fed Chair Jerome Powell will likely acknowledge downside risks to growth are here and unrelenting inflation is forcing them to maintain an aggressive pace of tightening.
by Craig Erlam
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Week Ahead - Rate Hikes Keep Coming
The countdown to the September 13 inflation report begins as investors fixate over a wrath of Fed speak, with special attention going towards Chair Powell’s Thursday discussion on monetary policy. It is a slow start to the trading week as US markets are closed on Monday for Labor Day. Tuesday contains the release of the August ISM services index.
by Craig Erlam
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