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| | ... get inflation under control. "GDP growth slowed to 1.1% in 2024, and the unemployment rate rose by only 0.6ppt. Core inflation has fallen more slowly and is still above the RBA's target band year-on-year, albeit projected to ease further," Bloxham ... |
| | | ... the most recent CPI measure increases the case for a February cut, but said more information is still needed. "Core inflation is heading lower but is still above target year on year in an economy that is still fully employed, with a jobs market that ... |
| | | ... hope that inflation will not reaccelerate and undo the positive work done during 2024 to bring it down. "We expect core inflation to slow in 2025, below 3% per annum. However, given recent upside inflation surprises and the high likelihood of higher ... |
| | | ... following last week's inflation data. ANZ head of Australian economics Adam Boyton said the bank was expecting core inflation to drop to 3.2%, down from 3.5%, in December. "We think this will be enough for the RBA to cut the cash rate by 25 basis points ... |
| | | ... improvement will come despite the overhang of sticky inflation and elevated interest rates. Additionally, it predicts the core inflation rate will fall to 2.5% during 2025, and that the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) cash rate will be lowered to 3.5% ... |
| | | ... start to the year. "Our overall reading is that the CPI indicator figures suggest gradual disinflation, but that core inflation is still above the RBA's target band," Bloxham said. "For the RBA, [the] trimmed mean indicator figures are likely to ... |
| | | ... much the US Federal Reserve, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and some other central banks will cut rates as core inflation is still not at target. "The risk of recession remains, particularly in the US if rising bond yields prevent a recovery in ... |
| | | ... with "little choice" yesterday than to maintain its current stance given the persistently tight labour market and core inflation remaining uncomfortably high. "The RBA seems to favour making its moves late in the game," Shivadekar said. "It was one of ... |
| | | ... in the context of inflation falling and a weak growth backdrop." "The central bank cut its growth and raised its core inflation forecasts by 0.1% each for 2025, but in our view growth forecasts are still too high, and the inflation forecasts may be too ... |
| | | ... months after other comparable central banks (Canada, the US, and New Zealand). Robertson said it is imperative for core inflation to dip "closer to 3%" before the RBA can begin its rate cuts, which are expected to occur in 2025. On the flip side, CBA ... |
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