Por: MarketWatch Business December 11, 2023
Homeowners seem to be buoyed by rising home prices and the stable cash rate after the RBA left the cash rate on hold last week, said ANZ senior economist Adelaide Timbrell. The RBA moved to the sidelines this month, leaving the official cash rate steady at 4.35%, but it left the door open to further increases next year if inflation remains sticky. The central bank has delivered 13 interest rate increases since May 2022, the last coming in... + full article
MarketWatch USA Business November 10, 2023
Overall, the RBA expects inflation will be at the top of its 2%-3% target band by the end of 2025, but its outlook now assumes greater risks in the near term, which, if realized, could underpin further interest-rate increases. “Inflation in Australia has passed its peak but it... + más
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MarketWatch USA Business August 04, 2023
Inflation peaked at an annual rate of more than 8.0% in 2022, but has since eased back to come in at 6.0% on year in the second quarter. “The board’s current assessment is that the risks around the inflation rate are broadly balanced,” the RBA said in its latest statement... + más
RTTNews USA Business July 14, 2023
The Reserve Bank of Australia is set to have its first female governor in its 63-year history after Deputy Governor Michele Bullock was selected to replace the incumbent Philip Lowe whose term was not renewed, as widely expected, after the central bank came under severe public... + más
RTTNews USA Business June 06, 2023
The Reserve Bank of Australia unexpectedly raised its key interest rate for a second policy session in a row as policymakers assessed inflation as high and considered the risk of high inflationary expectations feeding into wage increases and prices. The central bank also... + más
MarketWatch USA Business May 05, 2023
Stubborn services price inflation and the risk that wages grow by more than expected in an economy where productivity growth has been negligible for three years is ensuring that the RBA remains cautious about inflation risks. “The longer inflation remains above target, the... + más
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