RBNZ Expected to Raise Rates Today as Oil Prices Weigh on Seoul Bond Market

According to Yonhap Infomax, New Zealand's central bank is anticipated to raise rates today (July 8), with markets pricing in multiple additional increases in September and December. The decision comes as international oil prices rebound, creating downward pressure on the Seoul bond market. South Korea's 10-year government bond auction is also approaching, adding to selling pressure. RBNZ's guidance following the rate decision will be closely watched for signals ahead of next week's South Korean monetary policy committee meeting.
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