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Daily review 05/12/2023

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Nicola Willis and her first mini-budget will be a test of NZ s no-surprises finance rules

OPINION New Finance Minister Nicola Willis has claimed she was blindsided by the state of the Government’s books. Days after stepping into the role, she.

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Nicola Willis Warns Of Fiscal Snakes And Snails Her First Mini-Budget Will Be A Test Of NZ s No-Surprises Finance Rules

Nicola Willis Warns Of Fiscal Snakes And Snails Her First Mini-Budget Will Be A Test Of NZ s No-Surprises Finance Rules
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Four possible explanations for Nicola Willis apparent fiscal surprise

Nicola Willis warns of fiscal ‘snakes and snails’ – her first mini-budget will be a test of NZ’s no-surprises finance rules

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Westpac economists sticking with OCR hike in February pick

Westpac economists say we should expect the Reserve Bank to be unforgiving of any shocks that boost the growth and inflation outlook over the next year. Also, the RBNZ will likely be less willing to pre-emptively ease, as markets seem to currently expect

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