New Zealand

Reserve Bank of New Zealand Bulletin, March 03

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand published its quarterly Bulletin for March 2003 on 28 March. The latest issue contains five articles covering a broad range of central banking issues. Articles include 'The output gap and its role in monetary policy…

RBNZ Monetary Policy Statement, March 2003

REPORT - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has published its Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) for March 2003. The report reflects on New Zealand's strength compared to other leading world economies. The expected slow down in NZ's economy has not occurred as…

Carr to leave RBNZ as Adrian Orr comes in

Deputy governor Rod Carr will leave the Reserve Bank of New Zealand in July to take a job with a Software Corporation. Adrian Orr will become Assistant Governor and Head of the Reserve Bank's new Financial Stability Department.

Minutes of Japan's Monetary Policy Meeting

MINUTES - Minutes of the Bank of Japan's Monetary Policy Meeting on 21 and 22 January 2003, released 19 February. One member pointed out that inflation targeting had never been adopted for the purpose of overcoming deflation by any central bank overseas,…

Interview with RBNZ governor Alan Bollard

INTERVIEW - In the interview Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Alan Bollard revealed that the central bank is looking closely at the model it uses for forecasting the economy. "Definitely part of what I need to do is get some confidence about what the…

Bollard on making sense of a rising exchange rate

SPEECH - In the speech 'Making sense of a rising exchange rate' Alan Bollard of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand said however much we can understand, after the event, what has driven the exchange rate, neither economists and central bankers (nor anyone…

Federal Reserve Press Release

PRESS RELEASE - The Federal Reserve Board today received results from further testing conducted by the State of North Carolina, under the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control. It showed no anthrax bacteria present on a sample from a piece of mail…

RBNZ Vacancy : Head of Financial Stability

PRESS RELEASE - The Reserve Bank has established a new Financial Stability Department that integrates the work of our financial markets and banking system oversight teams. As a result the Bank is seeking to appoint a Head of Financial Stability,…

Reserve Bank of New Zealand Bulletin, December 02

REPORT - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has published its quarterly Bulletin for December 2002. The December issue contains three articles on a range of topics reflecting the Reserve Bank's responsibilities. In "The Reserve Bank's forecasting…

'Tis the season to read Bollard- between the lines

ARTICLE - CentralBankNet hears that the recently appointed governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, Alan Bollard, has taken it upon himself to design the Bank's christmas card. He used to do this when he worked at the Treasury and speculation has…

RBNZ Monetary Policy Statement

REPORT - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has published its Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) for November 2002. The RBNZ said in the report that unlike most trading partners, the New Zealand economy performed well in 2002. Activity has continued to benefit…

Bollard on the evolution of monetary policy

SPEECH - In the speech 'The evolution of monetary policy' Alan Bollard of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand spoke of himself 'as a new central bank governor' and said the new Policy Targets Agreement will offer more flexibility, but this flexibility needs…

Reserve Bank of New Zealand Press Release

PRESS RELEASE - The Reserve Bank has decided to leave the Official Cash Rate unchanged at 5.75 per cent. In addition, the Bank's projections show no change in short-term interest rates over the period ahead - reflecting the Bank's sense that the risks…

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