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Westpac senior economist Satish Ranchhod
said the stability in inflation expectations "is notable" given the rise in headline inflation back up to 3% in the September quarter.
"Inflation is expected to drop back over the coming months as the earlier strength in food prices ease. And with inflation expectations looking well contained inside the 1 to 3% target band, the RBNZ will be feeling comfortable that inflation will remain contained over the year ahead. That’s being reinforced by the continued soft activity and the labour market," he said.
"That combination of conditions gives the RBNZ scope to cut the OCR again at their upcoming 26 November policy meeting. We’re forecasting another 25bp cut, which would take the OCR to 2.25%."
“上述种种因素使得新西兰储备银行在即将于11月26日举行的政策会议上再次下调官方现金利率(OCR)的空间更大。我们预测此次降息幅度将达到25个基点,届时OCR将降至2.25%。”
In other key results in the latest survey, the one-year expectation for inflation rose from 2.37% to 2.39%, the five-year expectation dropped by 4 basis points from 2.26% to 2.22%, while the 10-year-ahead inflation expectations increased by 3 basis points from 2.15% to 2.18%.
The survey also takes a reading of house price expectations. And these were pretty muted as well.
One-year-ahead annual house price inflation expectations decreased from 2.87% to 2.39%. The expectation for annual house price inflation in two years’ time decreased from 3.86% to 3.47%.
一年期房价通胀预期从2.87%降至2.39%,两年期房价通胀预期从3.86%降至3.47%。
The data for this quarter were obtained from 40 business leaders and professional forecasters by Research New Zealand – Rangahau Aotearoa on behalf of RBNZ. Field work for the survey was run between October 21 and 28, 2025 after the September quarter inflation figures (showing the rise to 3.0%) had been released.
The RBNZ has been doing a lot of work on its surveys and this one released on Tuesday is the first of three to be released before the OCR decision. |
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