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.
The board has broken the sacred rule of modern central banking: do not pump prime the economy before an election, ...
Australia’s central bank is closely monitoring the state of the labor market as persistent tightness may signal a stronger ...
Michele Bullock says the bank’s heavy-footed response to inflation weighed on the board’s mind as it made the first cut to ...
The Reserve Bank governor said one of the reasons the board cut the cash rate this week was because it did not want to be too ...
Bloomberg reporters answer your questions on how the Australian central bank’s rate cut and the ongoing housing crisis could ...
SYDNEY–The Reserve Bank of Australia cut interest rates for the first time since 2020 on Tuesday, joining its international ...
Caution has been urged over future cash rate changes as uncertainty looms large over global policy, the impacts of rate ...
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michele Bullock said late Thursday that the central projection suggests that if monetary ...
The RBA statement should back prospects for a shallow easing cycle and anchor the Australian dollar against its U.S ...
The Australian share market looks set to rise in the final session of the week, while Walmart weighs on Wall Street. Reserve ...
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