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‘The Bank Really Is in a Difficult Position Here’: Why the BoC Faces ‘Risky’ Interest Rate Decision
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‘The Bank Really Is in a Difficult Position Here’: Why the BoC Faces ‘Risky’ Interest Rate Decision

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Some economists say Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem finds himself in his own high-stakes circumstances with the central bank’s interest rate decision on Wednesday.See the Story
May Monetary Policy Statement
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May Monetary Policy Statement

Michael Reddell writes – Procrastinating this morning, I asked Grok to write a post in my style on yesterday’s Monetary Policy Statement. Suffice to say, I think I’ll stick to thinking and writing for myself for the time being. Among the many oddities of Grok’s product was the conviction that Adrian Orr was still Governor. Mercifully […]See the Story
Some more post-Budget thoughts
New Zealand · New Zealand

Some more post-Budget thoughts

On two separate themes; aggregate fiscal policy, and the Investment Boost initiative. Aggregate fiscal policy Over the weekend for some reason I was prompted to look up the Budget Responsibility Rules that Labour and the Greens committed to in early 2017 (my commentary on them here). At the time, the intention seemed to be to […]See the Story

The (deeply underwhelming) Budget

There were good things in the Budget. There may be few/no votes in better macroeconomic statistics and, specifically, a monthly CPI but – years late (for which the current government can’t really be blamed) – it is finally going to happen. I went along to the Budget lock-up today (first time ever), mostly to help out the Taxpayers’ Union with their analysis and commentary. At least from my (macroeconomist’s) perspective there were two areas to f…New Zealand · New ZealandRead Article

Hard to believe really

Take a scenario, just as a thought experiment for now. A new government gets elected, amid a lot of rhetoric about excessive increases in government spending and public service numbers. They pretty quickly move to require government departments – typically funded by Parliament through annual appropriations – to cut their spending. Typically these agencies were being expected to make cuts of 6.5 per cent or 7.5 per cent. You are part of the gover…Relationships · New ZealandSee the Story

Bad advice on public sector discount rates

A couple of months ago now I wrote a post about the new set of discount rates government agencies are supposed to use in undertaking cost-benefit analysis, whether for new spending projects or for regulatory initiatives. The new, radically altered, framework had come into effect from 1 October last year, but with no publicity (except […]New Zealand · New ZealandSee the Story

RB spending: the Board and the Minister

On Twitter on Saturday I indicated that there had been a mistake in my post from last Thursday in which I attempted to step through the Reserve Bank Funding Agreement issues. Making mistakes (there are two) is annoying and I don’t fully understand how I did it (probably too much haste). I can only apologise to readers (and acknowledge that it was a sentence in the Herald’s Thomas Coughlan’s article on the Funding Agreement that prompted me to go…Twitter · WellingtonRead Article

New Zealand central bank's budget to see 25% cut in coming year

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The New Zealand central bank's operating budget will be cut by roughly 25% in the coming fiscal year and set at roughly NZ$150 million ($88.50 million) for each of the next five years, New Zealand's Finance Minister Nicola Willis said on Wednesday. According to the Reserve Bank of New Zealand funding agreement, the bank will receive total operating expenditure of NZ$750 million ($443 million) for the five year period ending June 30, 2030.New Zealand Economy · New ZealandSee the Story

What was the story re Orr’s resignation?

It is almost six weeks since the shock announcement early on the afternoon of Wednesday 5 March that the Governor of the Reserve Bank, Adrian Orr, was resigning effective 31 March, and that in fact he had already left and an acting Governor was already in place. Orr had been (controversially) reappointed in late 2022 to a second five-year term that still had a little over three years to run. In his seven years in office he’d been a near-constant…Reserve Bank · WellingtonRead Article

Head of France's central bank: 'This crisis could incite Europe to take back control of its economic destiny'

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The tariffs imposed by the US could cost Europe 0.25% of growth, estimates François Villeroy de Galhau, governor of France's central bank, the Banque de France.Donald TrumpSee the Story

RBNZ Agrees to Reassess Bank Capital Requirements

The RBNZ will engage independent international experts to conduct a reassessment of key its capital settings to help improve bank competition. To continue reading... Sign in Password * Remember me Lost your password? Subscribe Subscribe to Regulation Asia to gain access to APAC’s leading platform for news, analysis, research and verified data on financial regulation. Select More Informat…Reserve Bank · WellingtonSee the Story

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