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OCR preview - RBNZ has more cuts and work to do

Consensus among the country’s main banks is the OCR will be cut to 3.75% on Wednesday but after that all eyes will be on the RBNZ’s Monetary Policy Statement outlining its forecast.

Sally Lindsay
Fri, Feb 14th 2025 09:44AM
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