Australia’s economy is struggling to gain momentum, while the recent rebound in activity in New Zealand isn’t likely to be sustained. As the lull in activity lifts spare capacity, underlying price pressures should continue to ease in both countries. Accordingly, we think there’s a compelling case for the Antipodean central banks to cut rates further than most analysts are anticipating.
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