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What might a central bank pause mean for markets?

30 May 2023

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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) and the Federal Reserve in the US both increased interest rates again last month. You can never be sure, but that could’ve been the final increase from both central banks. RBNZ projections imply as much, and while it’s unclear whether the Fed will move again, many economists believe it too has done enough. What does this mean for investors, and will it prove to be a turning point for financial markets?

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What might a central bank pause mean for markets?

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Other episodes from On Point

ep 363 | What’s the Consumers Price Index anyway?

ep 359 | Could 1970s-style stagflation happen again today?

ep 358 | The week ahead - US shares surge to new highs, but will they stay there?

ep 357 | Conflict leaves markets at a crucial crossroads

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