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7 Feb 2019

RBNZ to keep the OCR unchanged at 1.75% - ANZ

Sharon Zollner, chief economist at ANZ, expects that the RBNZ is likely to leave the OCR unchanged at 1.75% at its Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) next Wednesday at 2pm with a more dovish tone.

Key Quotes

“Domestic data since the November MPS has been mixed but the economy is clearly coming off the boil. Trading partner growth is slowing markedly.”

“We are forecasting an OCR cut by year-end, whether the RBNZ changes their growth and OCR forecasts meaningfully next week or not.”

“We expect the economy to continue to fail to accelerate as the year progresses, making the case for easier policy clear in time.”

Feb 7, 2019

NZ: Unemployment rate rose to 4.3% in the December quarter - Westpac

Michael Gordon, senior economist at Westpac, notes that the New Zealand’s unemployment rate rose to 4.3% in the December quarter, following an upwardl

EUR/GBP Technical Analysis: Looks heavy on the hourly chart

The EUR/GBP pair could test key trendline support lined up near 0.8765 in the next few hours, having found acceptance under the 50-hour moving average