Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ)
Ex-RBNZ head hits back at inflation-targeting critics
First governor to preside over the introduction of inflation targeting defends framework against recent criticisms
Inflation targeting remains relevant
Inflation targeting can and should survive recent criticisms, argues Don Brash, a former governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand – the first central bank to introduce the framework
RBNZ, stock exchange moot possible payments team-up
Reserve Bank of New Zealand confirms talks with NZX to collaborate on clearing and settlement system
Opposition leader slams RBNZ’s inflation-targeting focus
New Zealand’s main opposition leader says his party will withdraw support for the central bank’s inflation targeting framework
A quarterly GDP series for post-WW2 New Zealand
A new paper from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand creates a quarterly GDP series for the post-war economy
A model to analyse stability
Reserve Bank of New Zealand paper details the development of a cobweb model that will be used in its Financial Stability Report
A trans-Tasman comparison
Rodney Dickens argues that the New Zealand central bank is reverting to bad old habits.
No “urgency” to exit as Kiwis hold rates
Decision to stay at record low reflects recovery
New Zealand begins exit from extraordinary measures
Reserve Bank of New Zealand cancels two facilities and amends others as financial-market stress eases
Reserve Bank of New Zealand - Annual Report 08/09
Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand says the country dealt with the crisis fairly well, but risks remain
Future rate disclosure works
Bank of Italy looks at the impact of disclosing future rate movements as part of monetary policy
Central banks on hold
Bank of England, Bank of Canada, Reserve Bank of New Zealand and Bank of Korea all keep policy fixed
From triumph to the brink of despair
Robert Pringle looks at the last two decades, as viewed through the pages of Central Banking
Mixed outlook for Kiwis
Reserve Bank of New Zealand governor admits recovery has "an awful long way to go"
New Zealand issues risk guidelines for non-banks
Reserve Bank of New Zealand expands focus of risk-management rules beyond banks
New Zealand publishes liquidity guidelines
Reserve Bank releases prudential rules
NZ to keep rate at record low until end of 2010
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand followed the Bank of Canada's lead on Thursday and said it was likely to keep its benchmark rate at or below its current record low of 2.5% until the second half of 2010.
More easing needed in New Zealand: OECD
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand should cut its policy rate by a further percentage point to 2% in order to stimulate the domestic economy, said the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) on Thursday. The views contrast with those…
NZ's Bollard sees recovery soon
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand cut its key rate to a fresh record low on Thursday, but Alan Bollard, the governor of the Reserve Bank, signalled an economic recovery is not far off.
New Zealand will suffer, says Bollard
New Zealand's economy has its strengths but it will not escape unscathed from the global crisis, Alan Bollard, the governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, has warned.
NZ's Bollard: banks need more capital
Financial institutions need more capital if the global financial system is to get back on track, said Alan Bollard, the governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
NZ makes another mammoth cut, rates hit fresh low
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand slashed its benchmark official cash rate by 150 basis points to a new all-time low of 3.5% on Thursday and signalled it could cut again in the coming months.
RBNZ bulletin on liquidity issues
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand's December Bulletin is built around the theme of liquidity and New Zealand's financial markets.