Reported about 1 month ago
Adrian Orr, the governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, expressed his desire for more people to read the bank's detailed 'Record of Meeting' reports on policy decisions rather than relying on second-hand interpretations from the media or analysts. During a speech at the Peterson Institute, he emphasized that these records provide the best insight into the RBNZ's decision-making process, particularly after the controversial rate cuts in August. Orr highlighted the importance of trust and clear communication in building a relationship with the public.
Source: YAHOO