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| | | ... property developers with capacity." The fund backed by institutional investment last year, targets returns of 4% above the cash rate. |
| | | | ... decision, due at 1430 AEST. While an AAP survey of all 12 economists were unanimous the central bank board would leave the cash rate unchanged at 4.75 per cent, the focus was expected to be on governor Glenn Stevens' accompanying statement. "It's always ... |
| | | | ... wake of the RBA minutes, which didn't contain any surprises," he said. The RBA's announcement, leaving the official cash rate on hold at 4.75 per cent, because of continued global economic certainty, had little impact on the local currency. "There's ... |
| | | | ... contract price had risen to 96.47 and it had dumped 33 basis points to yield 3.52% - a massive 1.23% below the official cash rate of 4.75%. Anderson said the market had seen historic daily swings in the past week of more than 30 basis points as buyers ... |
| | | | ... of Australia (RBA) will release its Statement on Monetary Policy on Friday morning. It comes after the RBA kept the cash rate steady at 4.75 per cent at its board meeting on Tuesday. Although the reserve bank was expected raise the cash rate sometime ... |
| | | | The Australian dollar was over one US cent lower on Wednesday after the central bank kept the cash rates on hold on Tuesday and the release of weak US economic data overnight. At 0700 (AEST), the Australian dollar was trading at 107.80 US cents, down ... |
| | | | ... or money market and income generating funds. "The fund aims to provide stable, long-term returns that exceed the RBA cash rate. It is ideal for people who don't want the volatility of the sharemarket but want a better return than cash over time," said ... |
| | | | ... more time assessing economic data for the "likely strength of inflationary pressures in Australia". The board left the cash rate unchanged at 4.75 per cent in July. JP Morgan economist Helen Kevans said the Australian dollar, which has been on a steady ... |
| | | | ... the drawdown phase. The new FirstRate Investment Deposits offers a floating interest rate based on the reserve bank cash rate plus one per cent. It is a term deposit, with terms fixed for six years. It is offered through the FirstChoice and FirstWrap ... |
| | | | ... increase in funding costs would eat into a bank's margins, interest rates paid on term deposits had not followed the cash rate rises, giving them a further buffer. |
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