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The Reserve Bank has announced Governor Alan Bollard will give a speech on the differences between the New Zealand and Australian economies to the Trans Tasman Business Circle in Auckland this Friday Thursday at 12.45pm.

The event is closed to the media but the speech will be available from 12.45pm, the RBNZ said.

“The speech deals with the similarities and differences between the New Zealand and Australian economies and policy options,” the RBNZ said.

Tags: Alan Bollard, monetary policy, RBA, RBNZ

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