
Bollard keeps rate at 2.5 per cent
The official cash rate has been held 2.5 per cent, as expected. Alan Bollard said the strength of the New Zealand dollar may limit the need for future rate hikes in the short term.
The official cash rate has been held 2.5 per cent, as expected. Alan Bollard said the strength of the New Zealand dollar may limit the need for future rate hikes in the short term.
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