The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the New Zealand economy has been enormous – and managing that impact has required some unprecedented measures. One of those has been the Reserve Bank’s quantitative easing programme. While quantitative easing has been widely used overseas, it is a new approach for New Zealand. Our layman’s guide to quantitative easing in this issue explains how it will work in practice, and what it means.
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INPRIVATE WINTER 2020
As well as our feature articles, hear the latest from Craig Mulholland and see what’s happening in financial markets with our regular Investment update.
THE MARKETS IN PICTURES
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