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10 Jul 2019

NZ: CPI likely to rise by 0.6% in June quarter - Westpac

Michael Gordon, senior economist at Westpac, expects a 0.6% rise in the New Zealand’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the June quarter, which would lift annual inflation from 1.5% to 1.7%.

Key Quotes

“Higher fuel prices account for about half of the expected increase for the quarter. We expect measures of underlying inflation to hold steady.”

“A new method for measuring rents will lead to a small lift in the overall inflation rate from here on.”

“Our forecast is in line with the Reserve Bank’s view, and would not stand in the way of a further OCR cut in August.”

Jul 10, 2019

Netherlands, The Manufacturing Output (MoM): -0.5% (May) vs -0.6%

Forex Today: Kiwi – a big mover in Asia; focus on UK data, Powell’s testimony

Cautious optimism was the underlying theme in Wednesday’s Asian trading leading into Fed Chair Powell's testimony, with a broadly firmer US dollar und