A 3-3 split saw the Reserve Bank governor make the final call on the OCR.
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Analysis: The Reserve Bank’s decision to retain the OCR at 2.25% was balanced on a knife-edge.
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RBNZ expected to leave official cash rate unchanged at 2.25%
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The Monetary Policy Committee vote turned out much closer than anticipated, with a 5-4 result paving the way for future cuts
