New Zealand Consumer Prices (Q2)

The continued low level of both headline and core CPI inflation in New Zealand in the second quarter all-but guarantees that the RBNZ will cut interest rates to 3.00% at next week’s policy meeting, and probably to 2.75%, if not below, later in the year.

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