New Zealand's stock market took a step back despite gains on Wall Street as investors focused on domestic rate expectations.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is predicted to raise its policy rate by 0.25 percentage points at its September meeting, bringing the cash rate to 2.75% and maintaining a tightening bias.
This move can be seen as a local reality check rather than a global 'risk-off' day.
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