Economy – Advisory: Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Adrian Orr and Chief Economist Paul Conway will be delivering speeches next week

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Source: Reserve Bank of New Zealand
 
Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Adrian Orr and Chief Economist Paul Conway will be delivering speeches next week as outlined below.
 
Paul Conway- Post-MPS engagement

Chief Economist Paul Conway will speak at the Financial Services Council webinar on Monday 27 February at 4:00pm.

Note: Comments on monetary policy will refer to the most recent Monetary Policy Statement and MPS presentation slides which are published on the RBNZ website. There will be no new information in post-MPS engagements.

Adrian Orr – Keynote speech

Governor Adrian Orr will be delivering a keynote speech at the New Zealand Economics Forum 2023 at Waikato University on Friday 3 March at 7:40am.
The theme of the forum is: ‘Navigating Heavy Seas: Sustainable growth, productivity and wellbeing for a stronger New Zealand’.

The Governor’s speech will be published on the RBNZ website when he begins speaking. Start time may vary from advertised time.

Note: Any comments on monetary policy will refer to the most recent Monetary Policy Statement and MPS presentation slides which are published on the RBNZ website. There will be no new information in post-MPS engagements.

Paul Conway – Panel discussion

Chief Economist Paul Conway will be speaking at the New Zealand Economics Forum 2023 at Waikato University on Friday 3 March at 9:25am.
The theme of the forum is: ‘Navigating Heavy Seas: Sustainable growth, productivity and wellbeing for a stronger New Zealand’.

Paul Conway will take part in a panel discussion on ‘Monetary Policy – the report card, the Reserve Bank review of the last 5 years’ with Cameron Bagrie – Economist, Principal at Bagrie Economics and Christina Leung – Principal Economist, NZIER.

Note: Any comments on monetary policy will refer to the most recent Monetary Policy Statement and MPS presentation slides which are published on the RBNZ website. There will be no new information in post-MPS engagements.

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