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| | | ... these are the periods when the Australian yield curve inverted, i.e., the yield on 10-year bonds was lower than the cash rate. The one that heralds an economic slowdown six to nine months in advanced. (In the US, an inverted yield curve had "always" ... |
| | | | ... relative strength of the Australian dollar." Comments by Reserve Bank Governor Glenn Stevens that a cut to the official cash rate is unlikely in the short term were also being digested by the market, he added. Market heavyweight BHP Billiton had eased ... |
| | | | ... down its monthly interest rate decision at 1430 AEDT. Market economists were expecting the central bank to leave the cash rate unchanged at 4.25 per cent. In companies news, Gloucester Coal was down three cents at $8.43 after the miner said it would ... |
| | | | ... where they are." Mr Stevens, addressing a House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics on Friday, said the cash rate would likely remain steady at 4.25 per cent, despite the major banks' decision to raise interest rates. Mr Turner said the ... |
| | | | ... market will be watching for clues regarding the interest rate outlook after the RBA's surprise decision not to cut the cash rate at its February 7 board meeting. Mr Speizer said the main event for financial markets in the coming week would be the launch ... |
| | | | An unconstrained asset portfolio where allocations are free to move is the best model for the current environment, according to Schroders. Simon Doyle, head of fixed income and multi-asset said that while most of the industry is still operating on fixed ... |
| | | | ... enjoyed an impressive rally since Tuesday, when the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) surprised the market by keeping the cash rate on hold at 4.25 per cent. The RBA was expected to drop the rate by 25 basis points after two similar cuts in November and ... |
| | | | ... Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) disproved the saying that, "the majority is always right". It kept the country's official cash rate unchanged at 4.25% despite almost universal consensus that it would lower borrowing costs for Australians all. Crystal ... |
| | | | ... foreign exchange dealer Tim Waterer said noticeable movements in the dollar would be unlikely until the RBA announced its cash rate decision at 1430 AEDT on Tuesday. "It does seem to be marking time ahead of the RBA decision this afternoon," he said. ... |
| | | | ... we're just now waiting for the RBA to do the dance. That is, the Reserve Bank of Australia will again lower the official cash rate by another 25 basis points to an even (Glenn) Steven(s) 4.0% today. For nothing much has changed since the RBA Board last ... |
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