New Zealand two-year inflation expectations 2.01% for Q2: RBNZ
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[WELLINGTON] New Zealand's two-year inflation expectations eased slightly in the second quarter to 2.01 per cent, a survey showed on Tuesday.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand's quarterly survey of expectations showed business managers forecast annual inflation to average 1.97 per cent over the coming year, a slight uptick from 1.82 per cent in the previous survey.
But inflation expectations over the next two years - seen as the timeframe when RBNZ policy action filters through to prices - slipped from 2.02 per cent in the previous quarter.
REUTERS
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