New Zealand economists are dialing back expectations for a Reserve Bank interest-rate increase next week, saying early signs of peace between the US and Iran have eased inflation risks enough to justify keeping borrowing costs on hold.
New Zealand economists are dialing back expectations for a Reserve Bank interest-rate increase next week, saying early signs of peace between the US and Iran have eased inflation risks enough to justify keeping borrowing costs on hold.
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