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  1. Anna Breman serves as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor and committee member, while the bank targets inflation.

ANZ economists revise Official Cash Rate outlook to 3.5%

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Economists at the country’s largest bank have revised their view of the Official Cash Rate to a new peak of 3.5%. The Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee also raised the OCR to 2.75% for the second consecutive time at the start of the month.

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Anna Breman, who serves as the Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, oversees the central bank's policy decisions. The outlook factors include higher oil prices, a lower exchange rate, and a better starting point for the economy.

Anna Breman serves as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor and committee member, while the bank targets inflation.

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  • The Reserve Bank of New Zealand might face increased costs due to higher oil prices driven by geopolitical risk.

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