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Markets Today

Finvaulta tracks 15 editions of Markets Today from Bank of New Zealand, published between May 10, 2026 and August 28, 2026. Each edition is summarized on its own page.

Latest edition · August 28, 2026

BNZ Markets Today 28 August 2026

Nvidia's strong revenue guidance spurred a tech-led equity rally, while sovereign bond yields held steady ahead of Fed Chair Warsh's Jackson Hole speech. NAB revised its call to predict a 25bp RBA rate hike in September, pressuring NZD/AUD lower.

Tech equities advanced behind Nvidia's upbeat revenue outlook, lifting the Nasdaq over 1%, while broader market movement was restrained ahead of the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium. Hawkish commentary from Fed officials Schmid and Hammack emphasized ongoing inflation concerns, even as US 10-year Treasury yields remained steady near 4.66%. In regional policy, NAB shifted its forecast to expect a 25bp RBA cash rate hike to 4.6% in September due to persistent inflation, pushing NZD/AUD towards 0.8270, while Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Himino reinforced expectations of continued policy normalization.

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Key takeaways from the latest edition

  • 1.Nvidia's strong earnings and FY2028 70% revenue growth outlook propelled tech shares, boosting the Nasdaq over 1.0% and supporting the S&P 500.
  • 2.NAB shifted its RBA rate call to expect a 25bp hike in September to 4.6% following hotter-than-expected July inflation, putting downward pressure on NZD/AUD.
  • 3.Federal Reserve officials Jeff Schmid and Beth Hammack indicated rates are not restrictive enough, keeping focus on Chair Kevin Warsh's upcoming Jackson Hole keynote.

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Editions tracked
15
First edition
May 10, 2026
Latest edition
August 28, 2026
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