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RBNZ >> Monetary policy supporting growth and inflation goal
The Reserve Bank today confirmed that at this stage some further monetary policy easing is likely to be required to maintain New Zealand’s economic growth around its potential, and return CPI inflation to its medium-term target level.
Further exchange rate depreciation is necessary, given the weakness in export commodity prices and the projected deterioration in the country’s net external liabilities over the next two years, Governor Graeme Wheeler said.
On the other hands, property market in New Zealand has been hot for a last few years. Normally, easing financial market brings cheap money in the market, and it creates bubble in stock market or property market. For example, in London, the property market had been upward trend while quantitative easing was introduced.
Commodity market has been sharply downward trend, and it is burden in the countries such as New Zealand, Australia, Russia or Canada.
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