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Re-fixing holdouts may have had the right strategy as RBNZ turns dovish

Re-fixing holdouts may have had the right strategy as RBNZ turns dovish

Mortgage holders who have been hanging out on short-term fixed rates, hoping that longer-term rates still had further to fall, may be proven to have had the right strategy.

Jenny Ruth

Thu, Aug 21st 2025 08:05AM

RBNZ cuts OCR to 3%, sees it bottoming at 2.5% in the March 2026 qtr

RBNZ cuts OCR to 3%, sees it bottoming at 2.5% in the March 2026 qtr

[BREAKING NEWS] OCR cut to 3%, down 25 basis points

[BREAKING NEWS] OCR cut to 3%, down 25 basis points

Borrowers need relief

Borrowers need relief

OCR needs a deeper drop to get economy going

OCR needs a deeper drop to get economy going

Economists not expecting next week’s OCR cut to be the last

Economists not expecting next week’s OCR cut to be the last

[Opinion] Why does ASB not disclose how much advisers write for the bank?

[Opinion] Why does ASB not disclose how much advisers write for the bank?

ASB outpaces market in mortgage growth despite profit dip

ASB outpaces market in mortgage growth despite profit dip

Gloomy home ownership results

Gloomy home ownership results

Data aligns for OCR cut and inflation easing

Data aligns for OCR cut and inflation easing

Survey heads in right direction for OCR cut

Survey heads in right direction for OCR cut

New exclusive marketplace launched for buying and selling adviser books

New exclusive marketplace launched for buying and selling adviser books

Weak labour data reinforces need for more OCR cuts

Weak labour data reinforces need for more OCR cuts

Longer mortgage terms favoured as OCR drops

Longer mortgage terms favoured as OCR drops

Further cuts to OCR might be forced on RBNZ

Further cuts to OCR might be forced on RBNZ

A lack of love for labour, competition and productivity

A lack of love for labour, competition and productivity

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