Kiwibank’s new chief economist’s views on bond yields, the kiwi dollar and mortgage rates
The Australian and New Zealand dollars are global bellwethers.
New Zealand’s 10-year bonds are likely to continue trading at yields below those of US treasury yields for a couple of years, Kiwibank’s new chief economist, Jarrod Kerr, says.
That’s because the Federal Reserve is likely to hike rates several more times this year while New Zealand’s Reserve
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Jenny Ruth
Tue, 08 May 2018
Tue, 08 May 2018
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Kiwibank’s new chief economist’s views on bond yields, the kiwi dollar and mortgage rates
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