RBA Minutes Show Data-Driven Approach to Future Rate Cuts, After Third
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'Further reduction': RBA hints at even more welcome news for Aussies
Borrowers who welcomed the RBA's latest interest cut have been given a fresh dose of good news by the central bank.This morning, the Reserve Bank released the minutes from its August 11-12 meeting, when its monetary policy board unanimously decided to cut the cash rate to 3.60 per cent.That was the third time this year Michele Bullock and her board handed down an interest rate cut, but the minutes signalled even more relief could be handed down …
RBA minutes show data-driven approach to future rate cuts, after third
Minutes from the Reserve Bank of Australia’s August meeting show that the central bank plans to guide the pace of future cash rate cuts based on new economic data. Given the uncertainty, officials agreed to remain data-dependent and make decisions on a
RBA Minutes Show Pace of Future Easing Will Depend on Data
Australia’s central bank board expects to lower interest rates further over the coming year to meet its policy objectives, with the pace of decline likely to hinge on economic data, minutes of its Aug. 11-12 meeting showed.
RBA Cuts Cash Rate Amid Subdued Growth
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) reduced the cash rate by 25 basis points earlier this month, citing the need to guide inflation back to its target range of 2–3 per cent. The decision was influenced by subdued output growth. Minutes from the August meeting reveal that board members believed recent data supported the view that inflation was moving sustainably towards the midpoint of the target range. The RBA board indicated that staff forecast…
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