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| | | ... strengthen household spending going forward. I for investment. Reduced borrowing costs for businesses (lower official cash rate) could encourage increased capital expenditure - evident in the 14.9% increase in capex intentions for 2019/20 in estimate ... |
| | | | As widely expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept the official cash rate unchanged at 1.0% at its September meeting. Operative phrase: "as widely expected". You, I and Irene can wax pedantic about some changes in RBA governor Philip Lowe's ... |
| | | | ... private borrowing and therefore, lift interest rates - doesn't apply to the current environment" where the official cash rate is heading to zero. Australian total private new capex fell by 0.5% in the second quarter following a 1.3% decline in the ... |
| | | | ... Yield Fund, which launched on August 1, aims to provide investors with a return of 4% per annum above the RBA official cash rate. The fund typically allocates to cash, fixed income-type securities, and trusts investing in direct property or mortgages ... |
| | | | ... dollar's competitiveness and mitigate the headwinds from a slowing global economy... even if it means taking the official cash rate to zero. |
| | | | ... three cut interest rates, all three policy decisions a surprise. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) cut the official cash rate by 50 bps to a new record low of 1% at its August meeting. This is bigger than market expectations for a 25 bps reduction ... |
| | | | ... all these uncertainties together (and Murphy's Law and Trump), it wouldn't be surprising to see the official cash rate at or near zero per cent next year. A bit extreme perhaps, but this time last year no one expected the Fed to cut interest ... |
| | | | ... first round of rate cuts from 1.5% to 1.25%. It immediately followed with another cut in July, slashing the official cash rate to 1%. The Council on the Ageing chief executive Ian Yates said reductions in the cash rate have impacted the interest paid ... |
| | | | ... structures, equipment and more importantly, staff that'll lead to higher unemployment, consumer pessimism... Zero official cash rate here we come. However, note that monetary policy operates with a lag. In Australia, it takes about 12-18 months changes ... |
| | | | ... reason for optimism and justifies the central bank's follow-up rate 25 bps rate cut in July, that took the official cash rate to a new all-time low of 1.0%. NAB's 'Key Messages from the Survey' says it all: "Overall, the survey results ... |
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