RBNZ's Breman says RBNZ is well positioned to handle challenges to price and financial stability mandates caused by ongoing conflict in the Middle East

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  • Likely to see higher headline inflation over the near term and somewhat weaker growth momentum. 
  • Monetary policy can and should ensure that a temporary inflation spike does not turn into enduring inflationary pressures. 

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RBNZ's Breman's remarks signal a cautious stance amidst external pressures, particularly the Middle Eastern conflict. The emphasis on managing temporary inflation spikes suggests that the RBNZ is prepared to intervene, which could influence market perceptions of future rate adjustments and steer the NZD. Vigilance on inflation will be key, especially given potential impacts on growth momentum.

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