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Reserve Bank of New Zealand: High inflation is expected to continue.Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Overall, the Committee assesses that there is still spare capacity in the economy, particularly in the labor market.Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Based on the Central Economic Outlook, committee members believe that the official cash rate may need to be raised further.Reserve Bank of New Zealand: All members agreed that the median forecast level for the Official Cash Rate (OCR) is appropriate.Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Medium-term inflation indicators are in line with the inflation return target.

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2026/09/02
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  • 10:08:43

    Reserve Bank of New Zealand: High inflation is expected to continue.

  • 10:08:35

    Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Overall, the Committee assesses that there is still spare capacity in the economy, particularly in the labor market.

  • 10:08:24

    Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Based on the Central Economic Outlook, committee members believe that the official cash rate may need to be raised further.

  • 10:07:35

    Reserve Bank of New Zealand: All members agreed that the median forecast level for the Official Cash Rate (OCR) is appropriate.

  • 10:07:16

    Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Medium-term inflation indicators are in line with the inflation return target.

  • 10:06:36

    Reserve Bank of New Zealand: The future path of the official cash rate (OCR) is not predetermined.

  • 10:06:17

    The Reserve Bank of New Zealand believes that raising the official cash rate to 2.75% is an appropriate step to bring inflation sustainably back to the midpoint of the 2% target.

  • 10:05:58

    On September 2nd, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) unanimously decided to raise the Official Cash Rate (OCR) by 25 basis points to 2.75%. The RBNZ stated that inflation rose to 4.1% in the June quarter due to increased fuel prices caused by the Middle East conflict. Core inflation, expected wage growth, and inflation expectations remain consistent with the target range of 1% to 3% by mid-2027, and a return to the midpoint of the 2% target later next year. The New Zealand economy has likely resumed its recovery after weak growth in the June quarter, but the recovery remains uneven. The recovery is expected to strengthen and expand further. Significant risks to the global economy could impact commodity prices and export demand. The strength of the New Zealand economic recovery may be stronger or weaker than expected, and price pressures could lead to inflation lasting longer than anticipated. The Committee will remain vigilant and act as necessary to ensure that inflation sustainably returns to the midpoint of the 2% target over the medium term. The Committee believes that a gradual withdrawal of monetary policy stimulus is conducive to pushing inflation back to the midpoint of the 2% target while supporting economic growth and employment. This decision reduces the risk of needing further significant interest rate hikes in the future. Future policy decisions will depend on the Committee’s assessment of the balance of risks to inflation over the medium term.

  • 10:05:35

    Reserve Bank of New Zealand: The committee unanimously decided today to raise the official cash rate by 25 basis points to 2.75%.

  • 10:05:11

    Reserve Bank of New Zealand: The labor market situation should improve.

  • 10:05:03

    Reserve Bank of New Zealand: The committee expects New Zealand's export sector to remain resilient and household spending to increase gradually.

  • 10:04:51

    Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Economic recovery is expected to strengthen and expand.

  • 10:04:42

    The Reserve Bank of New Zealand: The committee remains vigilant and will take measures as needed to ensure that inflation sustainably returns to the 2% target midpoint over the medium term.

  • 10:04:27

    Reserve Bank of New Zealand: New Zealand's economic recovery has likely resumed, but remains uneven.

  • 10:04:16

    The Reserve Bank of New Zealand stated that this decision reduces the risk of needing to further raise the Official Cash Rate (OCR) in the future. Future policy decisions will depend on the Committee's assessment of the balance of risks to inflation over the medium term.

  • 10:03:54

    The Reserve Bank of New Zealand believes that a gradual withdrawal of monetary stimulus measures is appropriate, as it would both bring inflation back to the midpoint of the 2% target and support economic growth and employment.

  • 10:03:16

    Reserve Bank of New Zealand: The official cash rate is expected to be 3.28% in September 2029.

  • 10:03:07

    The Reserve Bank of New Zealand expects the official cash rate to be 3.15% in December 2027, unchanged from its previous forecast.

  • 10:02:40

    The Hang Seng Index fell by more than 1%; sectors such as gold, power equipment, film and television, and Chinese securities firms saw the largest declines.

  • 10:01:21

    The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) expects the official cash rate to be 2.81% in December 2026, down from its previous forecast of 2.84%; and expects it to be 3.12% in September 2027, down from its previous forecast of 3.11%.

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