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| | | ... provide forward guidance on the trajectory of interest rates. The words put in Governor Glen's mouth are that the official cash rate would remain at 2.5% because of latest indications - retail sales, housing, unemployment rate, AiG Performance of Manufacturing ... |
| | | | ... five-year highs yesterday. Hip, hip. We've got easy monetary policy here too you know. Record low interest rates - official cash rate at 2.5% -- that's boosting share and property prices. Surely, the wealth effect spawned from these should encourage ... |
| | | | ... fast enough to reverse the rising trend in the unemployment rate.A And this, even with the RBA cutting the official cash rate from 4.75% (October 2011) to a record low 2.5%. Tony! Tony! Tony!A He's our man, if he can't do it, Kevin can't! The fact is ... |
| | | | ... else but the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) monetary policy setting.A It decided to hold fire and keep the official cash rate at 2.5% after its Board meeting yesterday. Too soon to cut rates again after cutting it only last month or it doesn't want ... |
| | | | ... fall...of the Australian dollar that is. This, along with the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) cut in the official cash rate to a record low 2.75% (7 May) gave domestic investors a warm glow. The RBA and the currency are now both working to provide ... |
| | | | ... longer booming" because "commodity prices are falling" because "China is slowing" and the "RBA would cut the official cash rate some more" stories. Sure, sure they contributed but it's still the Fed that calls the shots. Only hours after falling below ... |
| | | | ... Reserve Bank and other central banks respond to difficult policy conditions. Eight out of 10 CIOs expect the official cash rate to be cut in the next 12 months with a roughly even split between those expecting a 25 basis point and 50 basis point cut. ... |
| | | | ... revealed at 230 PM (AEST time, of course) but market betting is for the RBA to stay the course and keep the official cash rate at 2.75% this month. But markets have been wrong before - not only once but many, many times. Only last month the RBA cut rates ... |
| | | | ... Here's looking at you, parity. Was it the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA)'s 25 basis pint reduction in the official cash rate last week and RBA Governor Stevens' promise to do more "should that be necessary to support demand" that did it? Was it the ... |
| | | | ... it right Virginia. Shortly after lunch, the Reserve Bank of Australia will announce that it is lifting the official cash rate. This is, of course, if you follow Australian Federal Treasurer and 2011's Euromoney Finance Minister of the Year, Wayne Swan ... |
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