A new research paper from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) explores how businesses set prices and how this behaviour affects inflation—both now and in the future.
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Bottom Line: The RBNZ’s research suggests that inflation forecasts should focus more on how firms are reacting to recent inflation trends. This approach can help better guide interest rate decisions, especially during periods following unusually high or low inflation.
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