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RBNZ Minutes: Committee agreed to maintain its approach of briskly lifting the OCR
In its minutes published alongside the monetary policy statement, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) noted that the “committee agreed to maintain its approach of briskly lifting the OCR.”
Additional takeaways
Members noted that the New Zealand dollar exchange rate has depreciated
Committee noted that the weaker New Zealand dollar is continuing to have an impact on New Zealand dollar import prices.
Committee remains broadly comfortable with the projected path of the OCR outlined in the recent may monetary policy statement.
Members agreed that the increase in mortgage interest rates will assist to bring house prices more in line with sustainable levels.
Committee viewed this strategy as consistent with achieving their primary inflation and employment objectives.
Noted that while there are near-term upside risks to consumer price inflation, there are also medium-term downside risks to economic activity.
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