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Why the Reserve Bank should hold off rate rises until 2011

Poor domestic economy data and further offshore jitters mean the Reserve Bank is unlikely to raise the official cash rate until next year, says Deutsche Bank New Zealand chief economist Darren Gibbs.The Reserve Bank next reviews the official cash rate on

Rob Hosking
Thu, 12 Aug 2010

Poor domestic economy data and further offshore jitters mean the Reserve Bank is unlikely to raise the official cash rate until next year, says Deutsche Bank New Zealand chief economist Darren Gibbs.

The Reserve Bank next reviews the official cash rate on September 16  and has been widely expected

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Rob Hosking
Thu, 12 Aug 2010
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