The weaker tone of the inflation data for the second quarter has already caused the New Zealand dollar to weaken back below US$0.73 and the dollar may yet fall below US$0.70 as the markets realise that a lack of price pressures will prevent the RBNZ from raising interest rates until 2019.
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