The podcast discusses how the Middle East conflict and rising oil prices are driving inflation in New Zealand, with Reserve Bank Governor Anna Breman outlining the risks of persistent fuel cost increases and the potential for economic recovery if the ceasefire holds and oil costs
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Okay, out of interest. I I I own I've just come off. My mortgage has only just come off now, and I'm gonna refix in the next few days. What proportion of people do you think are still on those higher rates? Therefore, obviously not spending as much in the economy as we'd like them to be.
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a key factor in household spending and economic activity
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