RBNZ Governor Breman says higher near term inflation and weaker growth is somewhat expected, still expect growth this year
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This could signal a more aggressive stance on monetary policy, potentially affecting interest rate expectations and the NZD. Additionally, the acknowledgment of expected growth this year suggests that while inflation is a concern, the RBNZ may still maintain a supportive approach for the broader economy.
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