New Zealand holds rates, warns of inflation and growth risks
Published on 4/8/2026
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New Zealand's central bank announced it is holding interest rates steady amidst concerns regarding inflation and growth risks linked to the Iran war. The bank's statement highlighted potential volatility in economic conditions as geopolitical tensions rise. Currently, the official cash rate remains at 5.5%, unchanged from previous announcements. Monitoring inflation and growth is critical for financial stability, and market participants are advised to be cautious in the coming months.
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