Original article by David Rogers
The Australian – Page: 27 : 9-May-19

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s decision to reduce the cash rate for the first time since 2016 had been widely expected. The central bank attributed its move to the outlook for global economic outlook and domestic factors such as the outlook for employment and inflation. Meanwhile, market pricing suggests that the Reserve Bank of Australia will leave the cash rate on hold until at least September, while a second rate cut could be delayed until May 2020.

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