Meeting minutes to show RBA dancing to its own beat
The Reserve Bank of Australia is growing increasingly frustrated with “false prophets” attempting to pre-empt its cash rate strategy, but that won’t stop analysts from poring over every word of …
The Reserve Bank of Australia is growing increasingly frustrated with “false prophets” attempting to pre-empt its cash rate strategy, but that won’t stop analysts from poring over every word of …
Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock has cautioned it’s “premature to be thinking about rate cuts” in a lengthy grilling where she downplayed the role of federal government spending in persistent, …
Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock has pushed back on critics who profess to know exactly what the central bank should be doing as it tackles an uncertain economy. Speaking after …
The Reserve Bank has put the world on alert that it may buck global trends by raising interest rates again, with policymakers delivering what the bond market judged to be …
Interest rates have been kept on hold, with the Reserve Bank of Australia board standing pat for its fifth consecutive meeting. The central bank on Tuesday left rates at 4.35 …
The Reserve Bank is certain to keep interest rates on hold on Tuesday, economists say, keeping borrowers hoping for any mortgage reprieve on tenterhooks for another six weeks. The RBA …
Members of the Reserve Bank of Australia board are preparing to assemble for the June interest rate meeting where economists broadly expect no change. The two-day meeting kicks off on …
Australia’s unemployment rate has slipped lower to just 4 per cent, with a spike in people starting new jobs last month. The figure was in line with forecasts, and the …
New Reserve Bank of Australia deputy governor Andrew Hauser says it’s vital for central banks to move quickly and firmly to push inflation lower — because high inflation at its …
Australia’s economy is very weak but demand is still too high, Reserve Bank of Australia governor Michele Bullock says, and the bank “won’t hesitate” to raise interest rates again if …