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It’s a big day for global interest rates with the FOMC expected to guide on a September rate cut and speculation the Bank of Japan could hike. Anticipation is also building around Australia’s Q2 CPI, and whether it might force the RBA to raise rates.
In our bonus deep dive interview ANZ Agriculture Economist Susan Kilsby analyses the impact weakening consumer confidence in China is having on New Zealand’s key primary exports.
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