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Timing of interest rate cut rests on shifting sands of inflation

Craig’s Investment Partners investment director Mark Lister looks at the week ahead.

WATCH: Craigs Investment Partners’ investment director Mark Lister speaks with Will Mace.

Will Mace Mon, 15 Apr 2024

Interest rates cuts may not be coming as soon as the market had been predicting, particularly after fresh Consumer Price Index (CPI) data out of the United States last week showed stronger than expected inflation.

This week will see Statistics NZ report local CPI data for the March quarter released

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Will Mace Mon, 15 Apr 2024
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