NZ fiscal books looking dog-eared – TDS

According to analysts at TDS NZ FinMin Grant Robertson has delivered the promised string of fiscal surpluses, albeit lowered across the board to accommodate PM Ardern’s prolific spending.

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“The NZGB issuance program remains remarkably untouched, while the ‘postponed’ nominal 2029 is expected to be issued via syndication in H1 2018.”

“At 4.6% New Zealand already has low unemployment, and with inflation and inflation expectations already well anchored at 2%, the OCR does not need to remain on the floor at 1.75% for much longer. The softer housing market has already triggered relaxed LVR restrictions.”

“We do not favour medium- to longer-dated NZGBs ahead of inevitable issuance upgrades down the track, as well as so-far unpriced RBNZ tightening next year. Curve steepening is our preferred scenario over the coming six months, as well as NZD bullishness by mid-year.”

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