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Trump’s war means higher global interest rates for years to comeGlobal interest rates are set to remain higher for longer, with Bloomberg Economics forecasting borrowing costs elevated by up to half a pe...- RBNZ cuts OCR to 3% after economy stalls in Q2, inflation expected to ease by 2026Reserve Bank of New Zealand reduced interest rates. The Official Cash Rate now stands at 3 percent. This decision follows concerns about sl...
- New Zealand Reserve Bank cuts official cash rate to 3.5% as Trump's tariff war rattles global economyThe Reserve Bank of New Zealand reduced the official cash rate to 3.5 percent on Wednesday. This decision followed global market instabilit...
- New Zealand central bank announces surprise exit of governorReserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Adrian Orr will resign on March 31, leaving behind an economy in recovery and stable financial system....
- Donald Trump haunts central banks primed for wary rate cuts in 2025Global central banks plan to cautiously cut borrowing costs in 2025, with the possibility of slower rate reductions compared to 2024. The F...
- Dollar droops after benign inflation data; kiwi firm before RBNZ decisionThe dollar declined following a softer U.S. producer price reading, fueling speculation of Federal Reserve rate cuts. Risk-sensitive curren...
- Yen near 10-week low, dollar buoyant as traders adjust rate betsThe yen wallowed near a 10-week low on Friday, while the dollar ground towards a fourth weekly advance as traders dialled back bets on how ...
- Fed pivot will dominate year of rate cuts in turn of global cycleThe US Federal Reserve will lead the pivot for richer countries after its policy makers signaled 75 basis points of cuts for the year, mark...
- Dollar hovers near 2-month high as debt ceiling angst saps risk appetiteThe US dollar remained near a two-month high due to safe-haven demand as talks between the White House and the Republicans over raising the...
- Recession dangers augur new era of policy trade-offsSurveys of purchasing managers due the next day may add another layer of gloom, showing deterioration in industry throughout several advanc...
- Inflation makes humbled central bankers scale back their ambitionsThe first step for the newly humbled monetary policymakers is getting prices back under control without creating economic havoc. Next they ...
- New Zealand's central bank raises rates by 50bp, considered 75bpAll 24 economists in a Reuters poll forecast the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) would move by half a point, the eighth straight hike si...
- New Zealand dollar climbs as central bank hikes, predicts a lot more to comeThe New Zealand dollar climbed on Wednesday after the country's central bank raised interest rates by half a point and sharply lifted its p...
- Global central bankers spooked by signs of inflation lingering for longerFor now, the feeling of many is that inflation has lingered longer than most predicted. As Huw Pill, the Bank of England’s new chief econom...
- Exit game: Central banks' shift from crisis policies gathers momentumSouth Korea's central bank on Thursday raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point to blunt rising financial stab...
- Dollar bides time below two-month highs before payrolls testThe dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, was at 91.884 early in the Asian session after retre...
- Dollar clings on, yen creeps higher as Fed speakers in focusAgainst a basket of currencies the dollar was steady at 92.943, roughly in the middle of a range it has kept for about two months.
- Dollar buoyed by jump in US bond yieldsIn Asia, the New Zealand dollar hit a three-week low following a fresh coronavirus lockdown in Auckland and ahead of a crucial central bank...
- Missing their inflation goals, central banks study moving postsOfficials are studying their current strategies and whether they need to be changed.
- Caution is the watchword for the world’s top central banksA slowdown in the world economy are forcing global policy makers to express fresh caution.
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