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September quarter wobbles, with Stats NZ’s latest price movements

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The Reserve Bank’s focus on climate change

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RBNZ could cut from May next year: BNZ

Bank’s chief economist Mike Jones says recent run of data, including yesterday’s unemployment rate, supports an OCR cut earlier than forecast.

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