Mortgage holders, renters and savers will be watching closely as the Reserve Bank prepares to reveal the Official Cash Rate update at 2pm.
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Mortgage holders, renters and savers will be watching closely as the Reserve Bank prepares to reveal the Official Cash Rate update at 2pm.
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"I don't see mortgage rates falling. The obvious path is higher, not lower", Kiwibank chief economist Jarrod Kerr says.
