The Reserve Bank of New Zealand left the official cash rate on hold on 18 August, noting that a new nationwide lockdown makes the decision the best fit for its “no regrets” policy strategy. Before the latest COVID-19 outbreak began – just a day before the latest monetary-policy meeting – analysts and markets almost universally expected the reserve bank to begin a post-pandemic tightening cycle.
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