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Carr to leave RBNZ as Adrian Orr comes in

Deputy governor Rod Carr will leave the Reserve Bank of New Zealand in July to take a job with a Software Corporation. Adrian Orr will become Assistant Governor and Head of the Reserve Bank's new Financial Stability Department.

Interview with RBNZ governor Alan Bollard

INTERVIEW - In the interview Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Alan Bollard revealed that the central bank is looking closely at the model it uses for forecasting the economy. "Definitely part of what I need to do is get some confidence about what the…

RBNZ Monetary Policy Statement

REPORT - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has published its Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) for November 2002. The RBNZ said in the report that unlike most trading partners, the New Zealand economy performed well in 2002. Activity has continued to benefit…

Bollard on the evolution of monetary policy

SPEECH - In the speech 'The evolution of monetary policy' Alan Bollard of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand spoke of himself 'as a new central bank governor' and said the new Policy Targets Agreement will offer more flexibility, but this flexibility needs…

Reserve Bank of New Zealand Bulletin, September

REPORT - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand on Monday released the September 2002 issue of their Bulletin. This issue of the Bulletin explores aspects of the two core objectives of modern central banks - price stability and financial system stability.

RBNZ raises main interest rate to 5.75 - up 0.25%

NEW ZEALAND - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand said it has decided to increase the official cash rate by 25 basis points to 5.75 pct so that they no longer encourage accelerated spending although further increases were now "rather less likely" than was…

NZ central bank has six months to replace Brash

NEW ZEALAND - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand said in a statement released Monday that it will advertise the position of governor locally and overseas - a decision that leaves the door open for an external candidate to fill the role vacated by Don Brash…

A Look at China's Financial Reform

RESEARCH - A paper submitted to CentralBankNet by Wu Chang Ming, senior economist at the People's Bank of China, currently on secondment at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.

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