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Yes, so the markets were actually near to fully pricing in the hold for today, which is what happened. But as you said, there has been a divergence of views and especially on the forward outlook. We've had concerns over rising inflation due to that ongoing Middle East conflict. And New Zealand inflation is already relatively high. So that was sitting around 3% last quarter. But at the same time, we've actually had uh other economic data points, so unemployment, consumer and business confidence, they're pointing to softness in the economy. Now the RBNZ, they have a single mandate, which is focused on keeping inflation within a target range of one to three percent over the medium term. Now that's made it very difficult for markets and economists actually to have a really firm view on what the RBNZ should do and where the OCR will ultimately end up. So going into today, um, we did see the market pricing in nearly three hikes before the end of the year. Now that was actually slightly above the RBNZ's previously communicated track.
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rising inflation amid soft economic signals
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