Full media conference from the Monetary Policy Statement – 23 February 2022.

When our new foundational legislation – the RBNZ Act 2021 comes into effect in July this year it will fundamentally change how Te Pūtea Matua operates and is governed.The new Act will strengthen our accountability and transparency, and bring us closer to what is required of Crown Entities in terms of decision making, reporting and external monitoring. Watch this short overview to find out more about the upcoming changes.

Full media conference from the Monetary Policy Statement – 24 November 2021.

Press conference for the November 2021 Financial Stability Report (FSR).

There are a wide range of perspectives and measures to describe the housing market. This Analytical Note collates metrics that are most relevant for our framework for house price sustainability into a suite of indicators. This suite can help inform whether house prices are becoming more or less sustainable.

Full Analytical Note https://bit.ly/2Y6ZKax

Full press conference for the Climate Changed 2021 & Beyond report released on 26 October 2021.

Download the report here https://bit.ly/2Zx2UoO

Governor of Te Pūtea Matua, the Reserve Bank of NZ, talks about the meaning behind our Māori name and our role as kaitiaki (guardians) of the financial system https://bit.ly/3nnZpuo

Professor James Renwick came to talk to staff at the Reserve Bank as part of our Climate Korero Series.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand rapidly developed and introduced additional monetary policy (AMP) tools in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Watch Economic Analyst Brandon Kengmana explain the tools we used.

Full media conference from the Monetary Policy Statement – 18 August 2021.

We now have new foundational legislation – the RBNZ Act 2021. When this comes into force next year it will replace the parts of the current Act 1989 that relate to our institutional arrangements.

Our new Act is aimed at modernising how RBNZ operates and is governed. It will strengthen our accountability and transparency, and bring us closer to what is required of Crown Entities in terms of decision making, reporting and external monitoring.

Hear from Senior Economic Analyst Gulnara Nolan on our latest Analytical Note: The household cash flow effects of low interest rates in New Zealand.

Read the Analytical Note here https://bit.ly/3fimzO7

Toitu te Ōhanga, Toitu te Oranga – We enable the prosperity and wellbeing of all New Zealanders. https://www.rbnz.govt.nz/

Reserve Bank of New Zealand and Treasury workshop: Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the wake of COVID. 22 June 2021.

Panel Discussion: Key issues in public sector policy.

Dominick Stephens, The Treasury, Moderator

Public sector Chief Economists:
– Bronwyn Croxson (Ministry of Health)
– Yuong Ha (RBNZ)
– Joanne Leung (Transport)
– Donna Purdue (MBIE)

Reserve Bank of New Zealand and Treasury workshop: Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the wake of COVID. 22 June 2021.

Staff paper 5: The Welfare Implications of a Dual Mandate for Monetary Policy Punnoose Jacob/Murat Ozbilgin, Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Discussant: Dennis Wesselbaum, University of Otago.

Reserve Bank of New Zealand and Treasury workshop: Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the wake of COVID. 22 June 2021.

Distributional Impacts of Monetary Policy Karsten Chipenuik/Gulnara Nolan, Reserve Bank of New Zealand. Discussant: Robert Kirkby, Victoria University of Wellington.

Reserve Bank of New Zealand and Treasury workshop: Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the wake of COVID. 22 June 2021.

Keynote Speech: Understanding Monetary-Fiscal Interactions (via video link)
Professor Eric Leeper, University of Virginia.

Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the wake of COVID: Staff paper 3, Fiscal Consolidation Scenarios for NZ. Andrew Binning, The Treasury. Discussant: Kirdan Lees, Sense Partners.

Reserve Bank of New Zealand and Treasury workshop: Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the wake of COVID. 22 June 2021.

Staff paper 1: Enhancing the role of fiscal policy in macro stabilisation. Oscar Parkyn, The Treasury.

Reserve Bank of New Zealand and Treasury workshop: Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the wake of COVID. 22 June 2021.

Dr Caralee McLiesh, Secretary to the Treasury: New challenges for macroeconomic stabilisation policy: the role of fiscal policy.

Reserve Bank of New Zealand and Treasury workshop: Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the wake of COVID. 22 June 2021.

Welcome from Assistant Governor Christian Hawkesby.

Director and Chief Economist of Berl, Hillmarè Schulze, discusses the findings of the 2018 Māori Economy Report – Te Ōhanga Māori. (Part 1)

Director and Chief Economist of Berl, Hillmarè Schulze, discusses the findings of the 2018 Māori Economy Report – Te Ōhanga Māori (Part 2)

Full media conference from the Monetary Policy Statement – 26 May 2021.

Analytical Note: An Overview of Distributional Effects of Monetary Policy by Jinny Leong – Economic Analyst.

Media conference for the May 2021 Financial Stability Report (FSR)

For more info and to apply, visit our website https://www.rbnz.govt.nz/grads

Reserve Bank Graduate and Intern Programmes 2021. Apply here https://www.rbnz.govt.nz/grads

Learn what life is like inside the Reserve Bank Graduate and Intern Programmes.

Apply here for https://www.rbnz.govt.nz/grads