RBA Doesn’t Share Market’s Confidence on Rate-Cut Path: Q&A
Australia’s central bank still has “work to do” to bring inflation back to its 2-3% target and doesn’t yet share the market’s confidence about the trajectory of interest-rate cuts, Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser told Bloomberg in an interview Thursday.
Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock has committed to ensuring Australians will be able to access and use cash despite ...
The RBA statement should back prospects for a shallow easing cycle and anchor the Australian dollar against its U.S ...
SYDNEY–The Reserve Bank of Australia cut interest rates for the first time since 2020 on Tuesday, joining its international ...
The Australian share market looks set to rise in the final session of the week, while Walmart weighs on Wall Street. Reserve ...
The dollar firmed on Tuesday as traders weighed tariff worries, geopolitical uncertainties and the path to U.S. rate cuts, ...
Australia’s central bank assessed that keeping interest rates unchanged this year would have resulted in core inflation going ...
Gareth Aird and Stephen Wu, economists at CBA, published a report (presented below) explaining how the Reserve Bank of ...
ANALYSISThe Reserve Bank of Australia could still have a whole bag full of rate cuts to dole out in 2025, according to a new analysis that has major implications for the housing market.
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