RBNZ's Breman says further hikes may extend to restrictive territory
RBNZ Governor Breman said further rate hikes are likely and may reach restrictive territory, citing NZ dollar weakness and imported inflation.
ECB's Lane warns sustained energy price increases may curb autumn consumption. Odds of consecutive ECB rate hikes are slightly over 50%.
Lane stated that if the climb in energy costs continues, it may affect spending in the autumn, but the situation remains uncertain.
The approach taken suggests the burden of proof is now aimed at negative outcomes. Central bankers often factor in some weakness in non-energy spending during price surges, but ECB President Lagarde this week highlighted that the economy and consumption have proven resilient.
The question now is whether the ECB will raise rates in consecutive meetings, with current odds slightly above 50%.
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RBNZ Governor Breman said further rate hikes are likely and may reach restrictive territory, citing NZ dollar weakness and imported inflation.
Morgan Stanley's chief US economist expects the Fed to hold rates but signal further hikes, with dissents and energy costs as key factors.
The RBNZ held its cash rate in a 4-3 vote that wrong-footed markets, citing weak demand, and argued more hikes remain probable.
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