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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…

Higher inflation 'all pain and no gain'

ARTICLE - "By a continuing process of inflation, governments can confiscate, secretly and unobserved, an important part of the wealth of their citizens" - JM Keynes. Leftists often look to Keynes. So what's Finance Minister Michael Cullen's game in his…

RB of New Zealand criticised by finance minister

NEW ZEALAND - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand's management of monetary policy came under attack from the country's finance minister Michael Cullen today when he alleged that it was failing to interpret the bank's written policy agreement with the…

Advertisement for new governor of RBNZ

ADVERTISEMENT - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is seeking applications for the position of Governor. The position has been advertised both within New Zealand and offshore.

Hugh Fletcher appointed to NZ Reserve Bank board

NEW ZEALAND - Hugh Fletcher, the former head of Fletcher Challenge, has been appointed as a non-executive director of the Reserve Bank and Rod Carr has been confirmed as acting governor for up to six months, the New Zealand government announced today.

Brash walks into storm over interest rates

NEW ZEALAND - It did not take the New Zealand opposition's latest recruit - former New Zealand Reserve Bank governor Don Brash - long to learn that the rough and tumble of politics is a different world from the rarefied atmosphere of monetary policy…

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…

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