Reserve Bank of New Zealand hikes rates for first time in three years as inflation proves stubborn
Rising rates may curb inflation but risk slowing economic growth, impacting employment and increasing financial strain on households
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Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s Conway says no rapid tightening ahead despite first rate hike in three years
The RBNZ's cautious approach to rate hikes may stabilize the NZD, affecting global capital flows and highlighting inflation's structural challenges
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