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Interest rates stay steady

... following its 1 November Board meeting. The central bank does not issue an accompanying statement when it leaves monetary policy unchanged. The official cash rate has remained at 5.5 per cent since March this year. The Financial Standaad Intelligence ...

Economic Roundup

... name of the game during last week's financial market trading activity. Inflation and its attendant consequence on monetary policy - read higher interest rates -- remained the major cause for recent investor trepidation. But despite rising inflationary ...

Weekly economic roundup

... the NAB business survey and the RBA monthly bulletin should provide some interesting pointers on the economy and monetary policy. Given the current stress on inflation, Wall Street's reaction to the US CPI report for September (released last Friday night ...

Weekly economic roundup

... continue to coast along smoothly - attested by the Reserve Bank of Australia's decision not to adjust current monetary policy settings following its Board meeting last week - investors were concerned with developments in the US where recent reports point ...

Weekly economic roundup

... reaffirmed the Financial Standard Intelligence Unit's view that the central bank is unlikely to alter domestic monetary policy settings through to the end of this year. Although Macfarlane refrained from a discussion of the Australian economy, his positive ...

Economic roundup

... the US, the Federal Reserve will hold its regular Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting to deliberate on monetary policy settings. There is uncertainty surrounding the Fed's decision on interest rates in this particular FOMC meeting in light of ...

Economic roundup

... last lifted interest rates in March, when it raised them by 25 basis points. We do not expect the RBA to adjust monetary policy settings anytime soon, at least until it has a clearer view of the consequence of higher oil prices on inflation and on economic ...

Economic roundup

... offshore markets, three central banks - the Bank of Japan, the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada - are holding monetary policy meetings. Then, of course, we must all keep watch as to how the price of oil reacts in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina ...

Weekly economic roundup

... half-yearly parliamentary testimony, RBA Governor Ian Macfarlane reinforced the message from the Quarterly Statement on Monetary Policy released by the Australian central bank earlier this week that the official cash rate will remain at 5.5 per cent ...

Weekly economic roundup

The Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) decision on monetary policy was last week's major market-moving event - or non-event. The Australian central bank left the official cash rate unchanged at 5.5 per cent where they had been since March this year. ...