RBA urges boards to cut hurdle rates
Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe has pressured business and government to wake up to the opportunity of an extended period of cheaper credit by lowering excessively high return hurdles and start investing in projects.
Dr Lowe reiterated his comments to the International Monetary Fund last week that it was "extraordinarily unlikely" Australia would see negative interest rates, but accused business and government of not taking advantage of the opportunities provided by record low rates.
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