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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) minutes from October 2025, released on Wednesday, showed that India’s interest-rate panel members have flagged room for future rate cuts as the country’s inflation outlook turns more benign. The six-member Monetary Policy Committee held the key repo rate steady at 5.50% earlier this month, after cutting rates by 100 basis points in 2025. It retained the "neutral" policy stance, though two members favored a shift to "accommodative." "The benign outlook for headline and core inflation, as a result of the downward revision of projections, opens up policy space to further support growth," RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra wrote in the minutes. Annual inflation fell to an eight-year low of 1.54% in September. The central bank has revised its inflation forecast for 2025–26 to 2.6%, down from 3.1% in August and 3.7% in June, while raising the GDP growth forecast to 6.8% from 6.5%.

RBI Sees Room to Cut Rates as Inflation Outlook Improves

The NZX 50 rose 13 points, or 0.1%, to 13,320 in choppy morning trade on Thursday, gaining for the second straight session amid hopes of a further interest rate cut. RBNZ Chief Economist Paul Conway told Bloomberg TV on Wednesday that the Monetary Policy Committee remains open to additional rate cuts if necessary. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s efforts to propose a longer pause on high tariffs on Chinese goods—aimed at resolving a conflict over critical minerals—also lifted sentiment. However, gains were capped by continued concerns over the ongoing US government shutdown, as well as persistent deflation in China, New Zealand’s top trading partner. On the data front, New Zealand's food inflation eased to a five-month low of 4.1% in September, down from 5% in August. Financials, real estate, and materials mainly supported the index, with notable gains from Infratil (2.1%), Mercury NZ (1.7%), Ventia Services Group (1.7%), Ebos Group (1.0%), and Kiwi Property Group (1.0%).

NZX 50 Rises Slightly in Choppy Morning Trade

Annual food inflation in New Zealand eased to 4.1% in September 2025, down from 5% in the previous month, marking its lowest level since April 2025. The grocery food group, which rose 3.9% year-on-year, contributed most to the overall increase in food prices. Meat, poultry, and fish followed, climbing 6.4% annually, while restaurant meals and ready-to-eat foods rose 2.5%. Fruit and vegetable prices increased 5.8%, and non-alcoholic beverages were up 3.3%, reflecting varied price pressures across different food categories.

Kiwi Food Inflation Slows to 5-Month Low in September

The S&P/TSX Composite rose 0.9% to a record close of 30,637 on Wednesday as dovish signals from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell outweighed renewed US-China trade frictions, lifting miners, rate sensitive tech and financials. Agnico Eagle and Barrick jumped more than 4% as bullion pushed to fresh highs. Rate sensitive technology names outperformed, with Shopify up 2.1% and Celestica surging about 9% after BMO Capital raised its price target from 230 to 300 dollars on expectations the company will capture significant work on Broadcom and OpenAI AI infrastructure buildouts through 2027. With US banks starting earnings strongly, Canadian financials rallied and RBC and TD each added just over 1%. Markets nonetheless remained watchful of trade headlines after President Trump threatened a cooking oil embargo late in the session in response to Beijing’s decision not to buy US soybeans.

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RBI Sees Room to Cut Rates as Inflation Outlook Improves

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