RBNZ Has Tools to Keep Inflation Under Control: Assistant Governor

The video discusses New Zealand's economic policy, focusing on rate hikes to manage inflation and employment. It covers the balance of risks in policy decisions, the impact of inflation expectations, and historical context. The discussion includes global influences, such as the Federal Reserve's actions, and the management of bond holdings. The central theme is navigating economic challenges with a focus on achieving policy mandates.

What are the potential impacts of a hawkish Federal Reserve on New Zealand's economy?

How does the central bank plan to manage its bond holdings moving forward?

What factors contribute to the decision to adjust the size of the central bank's balance sheet?

What is the significance of inflation expectations in the context of monetary policy?