The Federal Reserve said Monday it will buy about $10 billion of Treasury bills this period, unchanged from the previous two cycles, as policymakers seek to bolster reserves in anticipation of a drain in the coming months.
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The Federal Reserve said Monday it will buy about $10 billion of Treasury bills this period, unchanged from the previous two cycles, as policymakers seek to bolster reserves in anticipation of a drain in the coming months.
New Zealand inflation may not slow as quickly as the Reserve Bank forecasts, Chief Economist Paul Conway said Tuesday, suggesting further interest-rate increases may be in prospect.
New Zealand business confidence recovered in the second quarter as a tentative US-Iran peace deal helped push down fuel prices, a survey showed.