RBA Poised for ‘Hawkish Cut’ as US-China Reprieve Boosts Outlook

RBA poised to cut interest rates - ABC listen

Borrowers paying down steep mortgages are likely to get some extra relief, with the Reserve Bank of Australia poised to cut official interest rates tomorrow.

RBA Poised for 'Hawkish Cut' as US-China Reprieve Boosts Outlook

Australia’s central bank is set to lower interest rates for a second time this year as price pressures ease and US-China trade tensions take a pause, though lingeri…

RBA will cut on Tuesday, but hikes are now back in play

The window for interest rate cuts is closing; the RBA will likely announce one this week, but it will probably be the last rate cut for some time.

RBA Poised for ‘Hawkish Cut’ as US-China Reprieve Boosts Outlook

Australia’s central bank is set to lower interest rates for a second time this year as price pressures ease and US-China trade tensions take a pause, though lingering risks around both suggest the board will remain cautious on the policy path ahead.

The Australian dollar remains subdued after the decision on the interest rate of the PBOC, the RBA is observed - World Stock Market

The Australian dollar maintains losses after the Popular Bank of China trimmed its preferential rate of loans to one year to 3.00% from 3.10%. The Australian Reserve Bank is expected to cut interest rates at 25 basic points on Tuesday. The US dollar weakened after the reduction of the US credit rating by Moody’s from AAA to AA1. The Australian dollar (AUD) falls against the US dollar (USD) on Tuesday, after a gain of more than 0.50% in the previ…

Although the latest inflation measurement was "disappointing," the vast majority of market participants believe that the Central Bank's Monetary Policy Committee will ignore it and cut interest rates again by 25 basis points, according to a survey by Innherji, and some point out that the majority of committee members must now consider that there may be greater risks associated with "lowering interest rates too slowly than too quickly." Many are …