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This week Wednesday, we will once again see a rate cut from the RBNZ.
The rate cut does not necessarily mean a bearish NZD. Below is a 15Min chart from the last meeting in July. The reaction from the meeting has been highlighted in the box.
As you can see, it was an immediate bullish reaction.
The important part of the meeting was not the cut it self, rather it was the statement released at the same time. The reason for this is, the cut was largely expected, and thus already priced in. The statement however, gave information of the central banks intentions in the future, which were not nearly as bearish as the market was pricing in.
Therefore, at this meeting, once again the focus will be on the statement that follows the meeting.
The rate cut does not necessarily mean a bearish NZD. Below is a 15Min chart from the last meeting in July. The reaction from the meeting has been highlighted in the box.
As you can see, it was an immediate bullish reaction.
The important part of the meeting was not the cut it self, rather it was the statement released at the same time. The reason for this is, the cut was largely expected, and thus already priced in. The statement however, gave information of the central banks intentions in the future, which were not nearly as bearish as the market was pricing in.
Therefore, at this meeting, once again the focus will be on the statement that follows the meeting.
