NZ Economic Update with Jarrod Kerr, Kiwibank Chief Economist
With lacklustre consumer spending coupled with lower-than-average house sales and pricing indicating that the economic slowdown has continued into the first quarter of 2024. As well as the RBNZ announcing from the February meeting that the restrictive monetary policy will be continuing with the official cash rate remaining the same.
What will this mean for New Zealand’s economic trends and forecasts for 2024?
Please join us to hear from Jarrod Kerr Kiwibank’s Chief Economist and his thoughts on how the New Zealand economy will fair in 2024 before the latest announcement from the RBNZ is released on 10 April.
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Jarrod Kerr
Jarrod Kerr is Kiwibank’s Chief Economist.
Jarrod has a passion for the environment, financial markets, and everything economics. Although born and schooled in New Zealand, he cut his teeth in US, Swiss, and Australian banks, and has spent most of his career overseas.
Jarrod started off as an economist at JP Morgan in Sydney. He then moved into financial markets as an interest rate strategist for the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, before moving to Credit Suisse in Singapore as Head of Australian and New Zealand fixed income and economic research. After 16 years abroad, Jarrod returned home to the mighty Kiwibank in 2018.
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