Entries Categorized as 'reserve bank of new zealand'

The Race to Zero Interest Rates

Date November 26, 2008

With the global economic downturn in full swing, one of the burning questions on everyone’s minds is who will be the first central bank to take interest rates to zero and how close will everyone else get?
We are in a global easing cycle and the varying aggressiveness of central banks around the world means [...]

How Much More Can the Dollar Rise and Will It Hurt Exporters?

Date October 22, 2008

Dollar bulls continue to take the markets by the horns, driving the British pound to a 5 year low and the Euro below 1.28. Deleveraging and risk aversion have been the primary catalysts for the strength in the low yielders (US dollar and Japanese Yen) but currency bets gone wrong, repatriation and the fears [...]

In the Financial Papers: Today’s Top Forex News 07.24.08

Date July 24, 2008

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Reserve Bank of New Zealand Cuts Interest Rates
German Business Confidence Hits 3 Year Low
UK Retail Sales Sees Biggest Drop in [...]

A Surprise Interest Rate Cut from New Zealand

Date July 23, 2008

No, the Federal Reserve did not cut interest, but one central bank did - the RBNZ, which is short for the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
For the first time in 5 years, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand cut interest rates by 25bp to 8 percent and signaled that rates will be cut even further. [...]