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| | ... achieve - except blow a bubble into the stock and property markets (which would create a new set of problems). In ex-RBA governor Glenn Stevens' parlance, the RBA has allowed the horse to come to the water of cheap funding, but it still refuses to ... |
| | | ... 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 ... |
| | | ... broadcast TV, radio, outdoor, online and social last night, ISAs new campaign is timely in light of comments made by RBA governor Phillip Lowe at a House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics hearing on Friday. The head of the Reserve Bank ... |
| | | RBA governor Philip Lowe has rejected concerns that the bank's decision to cut interest rates last year dented consumer confidence and impacted weak consumer growth. Speaking at the National Press Club, Lowe said that while he understands having rates ... |
| | | ... total, full-time and part time jobs appear to have hit bottom and are starting to accelerate. It gives credence to RBA governor Lowe's statement that "the Australian economy appears to have reached a gentle turning point". Another gentle nudge (or ... |
| | | ... additions to total, full-time and part time jobs appear to have hit bottom and are starting to accelerate. The trend is RBA Governor Philip Lowe's friend. It gives credence to his statement that "the Australian economy appears to have reached a gentle ... |
| | | ... 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" ... |
| | | ... in 10 quarters - from 2.7% in the previous quarter. But hey, that was the "ghost of Christmas (er, quarter) past". RBA Governor Lowe's still thinking happy thoughts - that of a "gentle turning point" in the economy. After all, Australian economic ... |
| | | ... predicted single 25 bps reduction next year to keep the Australian dollar from appreciating versus the greenback. RBA Governor Lowe has already stated that 0.25% is the lowest the official cash rate could go. Quantitative easing here we come! |
| | | ... persistent weakness in household spending (due to the high level of household indebtedness), perhaps not. Former RBA governor Glenn Stevens had already spoke about this way back in 2014 (mind you, that was before Trump and his trade wars and after he ... |
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