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| | ... the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) optimism has infected sentiment among businesses and consumers. Recall RBA Governor Philip Lowe's statement at the conclusion of its February 4 meeting: "The central scenario is for the Australian economy ... |
| | | ... official cash rate to a record low 0.75%; and the government tax rebates implemented in July. Five years earlier, then RBA governor Glenn Stevens declared that: "I've allowed the horse to come to the water of cheap funding, I can't make it drink" ... |
| | | ... to 1.7% in the year to the September quarter from 1.6% in the June quarter, justifying Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) governor Philip Lowe's oft-repeated claim that, "the Australian economy appears to have reached a gentle turning point". Sadly ... |
| | | ... output, there is an increase in output elsewhere in the economy of $2.9 million." That was on 7 March 2019, a day after RBA Governor Philip Lowe addressed the AFR Business Summit in Sydney on 'The Housing Market and the Economy', wherein which ... |
| | | ... Australia (RBA) rate reduction, they're too late. The only question that needs to be answered is how low would RBA Governor Lowe go? The more rate cut writings were splashed all over the wall since the last rate cut in October. Historically, the ... |
| | | ... the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) met and decided to keep the official cash rate unchanged at 0.75% on November 5, Governor Philip Lowe issued this optimistic statement: "After a soft patch in the second half of last year, a gentle turning point appears ... |
| | | ... forced into quantitative easing and print Australian dollars. This is because latest survey data disprove Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe's optimism that "a gentle turning point appears to have been reached" expressed in 1 October's monetary ... |
| | | ... of better-than-expected employment data sealed the November 5 rate cut coffin, with the last nail hammered in by RBA governor Philip Lowe's statement at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) forum in Washington about his optimism over the domestic ... |
| | | ... and lower interest rates are having very limited effect on sentiment, spending and borrowing, justifying RBA governor's Lowe call on his fiscal counterparts for help. In a perverse reaction, further RBA interest rate cuts (and onwards toward QE) ... |
| | | He said, he said. This must be a thing now. Just as US President Trump and his central bank governor Jerome Powell don't see eye to eye with the conduct of government and monetary policies, there is no meeting of the minds between Australian Prime ... |
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