RBNZ’s Breman: more hikes likely at coming meetings, possibly into restrictive territory
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Breman’s guidance partly reverses the dovish read of the hold . Signalling likely hikes at coming meetings, possibly into restrictive territory, should push December pricing back up, support front-end yields and help the New Zealand dollar recover some of its losses. Her explicit
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