最新报道:According to Bijie.com, TD Securities strategists said the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's latest rate cut was within market expectations, but what surprised the market was the hint of further rate cuts to come. Prashant Newnaha wrote, "We will not ignore this signal." He noted that two members voted for a 50 basis point rate cut, a dovish shift that occurred even as the Acting Governor still assessed a 50/50 chance of inflation exceeding 3% this year. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand's confidence in the existence of spare capacity in the New Zealand economy may have been reinforced by labor market data that was significantly lower than expected in May. Even in the face of the risk of rising inflation, the Reserve Bank appears determined to move toward further rate cuts. TD Securities has therefore adjusted its forecast, now expecting the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to cut by 25 basis points each in October and November, bringing the terminal rate to 2.50%.