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Published in TZ Latest News 17 July, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff

A flat inflation rate q/q for New Zealand – what it means for the RBNZ

A quick analyst response via Westpac in NZ:
(bolding is mine)
Update to the NZD chart:

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