RBNZ chief economist values greater freedom to share policy views
Paul Conway also says central bank flexible about potential mandate change
The chief economist of New Zealand’s central bank has said recent changes that give its monetary policy-makers greater freedom to share their views have improved the way he and his counterparts communicate, and that they are speaking more often as a result.
Speaking to Central Banking on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund’s annual meetings in Bangkok, Paul Conway discussed how the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) might respond if a pre-election pledge by the country’s main
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