New Zealand central bank unexpectedly holds OCR at 2.75%
New Zealand’s central bank unexpectedly kept its official cash rate at 2.75% on Wednesday. The New Zealand dollar rose in response.
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New Zealand’s central bank unexpectedly kept its official cash rate at 2.75% on Wednesday. The New Zealand dollar rose in response.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand kept its official cash rate at 2.75% on Wednesday, sending the New Zealand dollar sharply lower as investors scaled back rate-hike expectations.
New Zealand’s central bank narrowly voted to keep its benchmark rate at 2.75%, with the headline indicating it signaled the possibility of future hikes.
The New Zealand dollar fell more than 1% to around $0.559, its lowest level in two weeks, after the Reserve Bank kept interest rates unchanged at 2.75%. This defied market expectations of a 25-basis-point hike. Still, the committee indicated that further monetary policy tightening could be necessary, depending on the e
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