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New Zealand Consumer Prices (Q4 2022)

The Q4 CPI data revealed a smaller rise in non-tradeable prices than the RBNZ had expected but, with those prices still rising at a worrying pace, it is not clear that this alone will be enough for the Bank to drop down to a 50 bp interest rate hike next month, as market pricing increasingly seems to imply.

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