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NZD/USD Steadies After RBNZ Rate Cut, Attention Turns to Powell at Jackson Hole

星期四 Aug 21 2025 18:20

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1. New Zealand Dollar Stabilizes After RBNZ Rate Cut
2. Focus Shifts to Jackson Hole and Powell's Speech
3. Impact of US PMI Data and Fed Officials' Comments
4. Assessing the Impact of the RBNZ Decision
5. Outlook on US Monetary Policy
6. RBNZ Interest Rate Decision Summary

New Zealand Dollar Stabilizes After RBNZ Rate Cut

The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) is experiencing a period of stabilization against the US Dollar (USD) after a period of selling pressure following the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's (RBNZ) decision to cut interest rates. The NZD/USD pair is trading flat near the 0.5820 level, showing a muted reaction to broader US Dollar strength.

Focus Shifts to Jackson Hole and Powell's Speech

Investor attention is now turning to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium on Friday, seeking clues about the future of monetary policy. The market has lowered expectations of near-term monetary easing, reflecting a growing concern about inflation.

Impact of US PMI Data and Fed Officials' Comments

Strong S&P Global Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) data contributed to the US Dollar's strength, indicating resilience in the US economy. However, this data was overshadowed by weaker labor market signals, with US Initial Jobless Claims rising to an eight-week high, reinforcing signs that the labor market is gradually cooling. Additionally, hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials earlier in the day reinforced expectations that the Fed will remain cautious about easing.

Assessing the Impact of the RBNZ Decision

The muted reaction of the NZD/USD pair suggests that much of the New Zealand Dollar's weakness had already been priced in after the RBNZ's rate cut. This decision represents an attempt by the central bank to stimulate the economy, but it has also raised concerns about growth prospects.

Outlook on US Monetary Policy

Fed officials struck a broadly hawkish tone on Wednesday, reinforcing the higher-for-longer policy message. Minneapolis Fed’s Schmid cautioned that inflation remains “closer to 3% than 2%” and stressed he is “not in a hurry” to cut rates, describing current policy as “modestly restrictive and appropriate.” He emphasized the need for clear evidence from the upcoming August and September inflation data before adjusting policy, adding that markets and credit spreads remain in good shape.

RBNZ Interest Rate Decision Summary

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) announces its interest rate decision after each of its seven scheduled annual policy meetings. If the RBNZ is hawkish and sees inflationary pressures rising, it raises the Official Cash Rate (OCR) to bring inflation down. This is positive for the New Zealand Dollar (NZD) since higher interest rates attract more capital inflows. Likewise, if it reaches the view that inflation is too low it lowers the OCR, which tends to weaken NZD. Traders closely monitor these decisions as they significantly impact the value of the New Zealand Dollar.

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