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| | ... cycles, not least over the last two years the COVID-19 pandemic," Warne said. "I am pleased that the boards have selected Mr Stevens as the next chair, with his deep expertise in markets and economics after many years as a successful governor of the ... |
| | | ... Glenn Stevens for his valuable leadership of the RBA over the past ten years. "International developments required Mr Stevens to steward the RBA through a challenging decade for the Australian economy, which included the global financial crisis, the ... |
| | | ... to help growth strengthen over time, although growth was expected to be "a little below trend over the year ahead", Mr Stevens said. He noted that recent data showed an increase in inflation, affected by the decline in the exchange rate last year. "But ... |
| | | ... hinted the central bank cut could cut the cash rate to a record low of 2.5 per cent at its board meeting next week. Mr Stevens said previous rate cuts were helping the economy, but not enough to prevent further cuts; a statement which saw the Australian ... |
| | | ... reiterated that growth is around trend and inflation is within targets, so the RBA's comfortable with rates where they are." Mr Stevens, addressing a House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics on Friday, said the cash rate would likely ... |
| | | ... the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics. Mr Speizer said the market will be looking to see if Mr Stevens will hose down market speculation that there might be an interest rate cut this year. |
| | | ... in Canberra was the main domestic event on Friday. The current cash rate of 4.75 per cent was "a bit above normal", Mr Stevens said. "He said rates were not going to go up anytime soon," Mr Taylor said. For the rest of the local session, Mr Taylor said ... |
| | | ... Glenn Stevens yesterday kept alive the possibility that Australian interest rates may rise in the next year or so. Mr Stevens indicated that the central bank could move to lift rates at some stage in the future, if wages pressure increased. "If the (wage) ... |
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