The bank has raised floating rates for home and business loans by 25 basis points.
Home / BusinessUpdatedNZ Herald13 Jul, 2026 05:02 AM3 mins to readForysth Barr Investment Strategist, Zoe Wallis with your Monday markets update. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAYANZ has joined ASB and Westpac in raising interest rates after last week’s Official Cash Rate hike.The bank today announced it would be lifting its floating and flexible home loan rates by 25 basis points to 6.04% and 6.15% respectively.
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ASB, BNZ, Westpac and Kiwibank have all now made adjustments to their floating interest rates, in the wake of this week's…
The bank raised variable rates for all home and business loans by 25 basis points.
New Zealand’s biggest retail bank has lifted most of its home loan rates by 20 basis points.
The bank is lifting interest rates by as much as 20 basis points.
Westpac made similar home loan cuts last week, amid easing funding costs.
Westpac has lifted its floating rates by 25 basis points after Wednesday's official cash rate increase.
