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| | | ... that the RBA will raise interest rates 0.25% next week to 4.6%, with an even-odds chance of a follow-up hike on Melbourne Cup Day in early November." VanEck head of investments and capital markets Russel Chesler agrees there is little else for the RBA ... |
| | | | ... he said. "All up, today's result effectively kills any chance of a rate cut next week. But a cut in November - on Melbourne Cup day - is still a firm favourite assuming the September quarter CPI in late October confirms that annual trimmed mean inflation ... |
| | | | ... October," he said. "If annual trimmed mean inflation only holds steady at 2.7% in the September quarter report, a Melbourne Cup rate cut could be a long shot. My expectation that annual trimmed mean inflation will drop to 2.5% - or at worst 2.6% - however ... |
| | | | ... coming months should eventually lift their animal spirits." Bassanese said he believes the next rate cut will come on Melbourne Cup Day in November, followed by further cuts in February and May 2026. Meanwhile, Schroders head of fixed income Kellie Wood ... |
| | | | ... on building costs and other costs, we have seen big blowouts in the program." Elsewhere, ahead of tomorrow's Melbourne Cup rate decision, Chalmers said that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will independently make a choice off the back of data ... |
| | | | ... strategist Stephen Miller to label an upcoming interest rate adjustment by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) on Melbourne Cup Day as near certain. Miller pointed out that the most recent RBA board meeting indicated a lower tolerance for a sluggish ... |
| | | | ... inflation result, there remains a good case for the RBA to stick with only a 25-basis point interest rate increase on Melbourne Cup day." "By continuing to raise interest rates, even if by only 25 basis points each month, the RBA is still clearly displaying ... |
| | | | ... disappoint expectations, showing just how low it can go. The All Ordinaries index jumped by 1.9% following the RBA's Melbourne Cup Day board meeting on November 3, with big capitalisation stocks - Top 100 up by 1.9% -- and little ones - small caps ... |
| | | | The race that stops the nation - the Melbourne Cup - is upon us. There'll be a lotta betting and hopin' and wishin' and prayin' for a chosen steed to make it past the finish line in first place. Cross Counter is the odds-on favourite ... |
| | | | An RBA rate cut won't happen on Melbourne Cup Day, 5 November. But it will happen - perhaps down to negative and up to the point where the Australian central bank is forced into quantitative easing and print Australian dollars. This is because latest ... |
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