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Reserve Bank of New Zealand decision in December?

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This question concerns the change in New Zealand’s official cash rate resulting from the specified December 2026 meeting. It does not ask for the rate’s absolute level.

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The rules compare against the pre-meeting rate, specify rounding for unusual-sized changes and address postponement or cancellation. Unrelated emergency decisions are excluded.

Market source
Polymarket international
Question format
Multiple outcome labels

What determines the result?

  • Compare the meeting decision with its pre-meeting baseline.
  • Read the rounding rule for changes between listed options.
  • Apply postponement rules and exclude unrelated emergency actions.

Market outcomes

Each row describes the direction and size of the meeting-linked change. The source’s rate-change definitions are essential when interpreting the captured labels.

Market-implied probabilities are estimates derived from market prices, not verified probabilities or predictions by PlayPicks. Prices may change and do not guarantee outcomes.

Outcomes may overlap; percentages are not normalized.

  • No change22%
  • 25 bps increase69%
  • 50+ bps increase3%
  • 25 bps decrease6%
  • 50+ bps decrease0%

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