RBA ‘stands ready’ on QE
The RBA is poised to launch a program of unconventional monetary policy if needed, deputy governor Guy Debelle says.
The RBA is poised to launch a program of unconventional monetary policy if needed, deputy governor Guy Debelle says.
CBA slashes what’s possibly the only interest-bearing account it can still cut.
The IMF has urged the government to delay its return to surplus and deliver cash transfers or corporate tax breaks to soften the blow.
Bendigo Bank has passed on the latest interest rate cut, but it won’t take effect until the end of March.
Urged on by the Treasurer, the RBA’s latest rate cut could prompt retirees into missteps that end badly.
Treasury and the RBA are forecasting the virus will cut growth by 0.5 percentage points, likely putting the economy in negative territory.
Guy Debelle has warned a dive in student arrivals triggered by the coronavirus will wipe up to half a percentage point from GDP growth in the current March quarter.
The Fed cannot save the US economy from the coronavirus, for two reasons.
There’s incontrovertible evidence that debt reduction and household deleveraging is consuming the benefit of lower variable mortgage rates.
Property billionaire Harry Triguboff says the government won’t be able to fix the economy’s many problems without interest rates staying low for at least five years.
The markets almost unanimously expect the RBA to cut interest rates, but the case for doing that is simply not there.
Limp wages growth in late 2019 has kept open the case for further interest rate cuts.
Economists aren’t renowned for their forecasts but one at least correctly anticipated the surprise downgrade contained the RBA’s latest economic update.
RBA reignites the bank ‘loyalty tax’ debate, saying borrowers with older loans pay a lot more in interest.
RBA governor says of all the issues facing the Australian economy, one worries him more than the rest.
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