The Reserve Bank ends quantitative easing but remains “patient” on rates. First rate hike expected in August (AMP)…
Bond buying comes to an end...
RBA on hold and likely to remain easy for a long time...
Normally the RBA might now be starting to contemplate rate hikes for some time in the next year but their operating function is now very different to that seen prior to the pandemic…
Don't fight the Fed, ECB, RBA...
The Federal Reserve (Fed) and the European Central Bank are now looking to reduce interest rates, and here in Australia, we’re possibly looking at another two cuts as the RBA attempts to shore up the local economy. So how should investors respond?
Interest rates remain on hold
Interest Rates Remain On Hold
Alert: Interest Rates Unchanged
The Reserve Bank of Australia decided to once again leave the official cash rate unchanged at 1.5% with the last rate move back in August 2016. With wages growth remaining modest and concerns emerging around the impact retail deflation is having on the overall economy, interest rates are predicted to be steady for the majority of 2018.
Interest rates unchanged
The Reserve Bank of Australia has today announced the official cash rate for February following its monthly board meeting. The RBA board has decided to keep the cash rate at 1.5 per cent, a move predicted by most industry experts...