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| | | ... too much too soon, disinflation could stall, and inflation would settle above the midpoint of the target range," RBA governor Michele Bullock said in February. "In removing a little of the policy restrictiveness in its decision... the board acknowledges ... |
| | | | ... indicators suggest that labour market conditions remain tight and, in fact, tightened a little further in late 2024," RBA governor Michele Bullock said. "Furthermore, productivity growth has not picked up, which implies that growth in unit labour costs ... |
| | | | ... would come, the RBA board may not want to jump the gun. "Inflation hurts all Australians, and this is a point that [RBA governor Michele] Bullock has made," Masters said. Masters said Australians have a fixation on interest rates - which is partially ... |
| | | | ... concerns they had at the start of 2024, with interest rates and inflation to dominate once again. Last November, RBA governor Michele Bullock indicated the central bank views its settings as restrictive and intends to keep rates that way for now, holding ... |
| | | | ... women," Chalmers said. "These appointments will ensure continuity on both boards, consistent with the preference of the RBA governor. Each member has made a significant contribution to the RBA board, and I am grateful for their continued service. "These ... |
| | | | ... confidence that inflation is moving sustainably towards target". At the press conference following the decision, RBA governor Michele Bullock was asked about the sentiment change, and she confirmed that it was an intentional move. "The dovish pivot that ... |
| | | | ... seen a recent uptick in the share of firms indicating that labour is a constraint on production," Wu said. "And the RBA governor noted at her November press conference there are some signs the easing in the labour market might have 'stabilised a bit' ... |
| | | | ... inflation is moving sustainably to the middle of our 2-3% target range," the RBA said. Speaking on the decision, RBA governor Michele Bullock urged the government to get its spending under control, insinuating that it was adding to the inflation problem. ... |
| | | | ... December," Aird said. "The recent strength in employment growth coupled with still relatively hawkish rhetoric from the RBA governor means we now see December as the more likely month for the start of normalising the cash rate." |
| | | | ... will not be any short-term cutting of interest rates, but the market is pricing in a cut before the end of the year. RBA governor Michele Bullock pushed back against the market pricing, stating it was "premature to be thinking about rate cuts" and a ... |
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