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Weekly economic roundup

... developments offshore given the absence of significant market moving data at home, although 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 ...

RBA keeps rates on hold

As expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia left interest rates unchanged at 5.5 per cent following yesterday's Board meeting. While futures trading suggests the official cash rate would remain steady through to the first half of 2006, some are however ...

Weekly economic roundup

Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Ian Macfarlane's speech before the Economics Society of Australia reaffirmed the Financial Standard Intelligence Unit's view that the central bank is unlikely to alter domestic monetary policy settings through ...

Weekly economic roundup

... Bank Governor Ian Macfarlane will speak at an Economics Society of Australia dinner, where he is expected to reiterate the RBA's 'interest rate on hold' policy. Significant offshore data set to be released this week includes Japanese inflation, unemployment ...

Economic roundup

... Australia left the official cash rate unchanged at 5.50 per cent following its Board meeting. It has now been six months since the RBA last lifted interest rates in March, when it raised them by 25 basis points. We do not expect the RBA to adjust monetary ...

Market wrap

AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 7 SEP 2005
... Australia announcing its decision following yesterday's board meeting. Economists are unanimous in the expectation that the RBA will leave interest rates unchanged at 5.50 per cent.

Economic roundup

... this week, underscored by Australian reports on June quarter GDP, employment, wages, company profits, housing finance and the RBA Board meeting (where it is not expected to change policy settings). Meanwhile, in offshore markets, three central banks ...

Weekly economic roundup

... should have no significant impact on the outlook for interest rates as they remain below what is generally considered the RBA's ceiling of 4.5 per cent. This week, financial markets will get the July reading for Australian new motor vehicle sales. This ...

Weekly economic roundup

... Reserve Bank of Australia finally put interest rate speculation to rest last week. In his half-yearly parliamentary testimony, RBA Governor Ian Macfarlane reinforced the message from the Quarterly Statement on Monetary Policy released by the Australian ...

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. ...