ANZ: RBNZ Likely to Raise Rates in October Despite November Election

According to ANZ, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand is likely to raise interest rates in October despite the country's November election, according to ANZ's senior strategist David Croy. The RBNZ has stated it aims to restore monetary policy to a neutral level, which ANZ estimates at around 3% or slightly above. The current official cash rate stands at 2.50%, suggesting further tightening is needed.
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