 What's that mean for investors? Analysis from economist Peter Morrisey, professor emeritus of business at the University of Maryland. Peter, your take. Yeah, I want to point out that basically it's an arbitrary target. There was a law in New Zealand that required the central bank to set a target. And offhandedly, they said 2%, the new central bank director. And it kind of stuck. Some other central banks picked up on it. It became sort of what we do.