What next for inflation expectations in New Zealand?

Since the sharp declines in inflation expectations were the main reason why the Reserve Bank of New Zealand cut interest rates to 2.25% in March, future moves in inflation expectations will have a big bearing on whether or not rates eventually fall below 2.00%. Our analysis suggests that it might not be too long before inflation expectations start to rise again.

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