Reserve Bank keeps interest rates on hold
Reserve Bank of Australia holds policy rate again
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) board decided to leave the cash rate target at 4.35% – a level unchanged since November 2023. The bank said in a statement that although headline inflation had declined substantially and would remain lower for a time, underlying inflation was “more indicative of inflation momentum, and it remains too high”.
Australia's jobless rate posted a shock decline to an eight-month low in November, while employment extended its strong run, ...
Two final data readouts could prove pivotal to the Reserve Bank's next decision on interest rates after shock unemployment ...
But some changed their mind today, such as Deutsche Bank's Phil O'Donaghoe, while the few holdouts forecasting a February rate cut, such as CBA and JP Morgan, claimed some pre-emptive vindication for ...
Australia's central bank is getting closer to joining its peers in cutting interest rates, having sat tight for over a year ...
Australia’s economic prosperity is unlikely to be directly impacted by the Trump Trade, although our central bank will be ...
The Australian dollar sagged near a four-month low after a dovish tilt to the central bank's policy outlook a day earlier.
Australia's top central banker on Tuesday left open the door to a cut in interest rates as early as February, but emphasised ...
SYDNEY: Australia's central bank held interest rates steady at its last meeting of the year on Tuesday, but softened its ...
The Reserve Bank of Australia will wrap up its monetary policy meeting on Tuesday and then announce its decision on interest rates, ...
Australia Treasurer Jim Chalmers said on Tuesday he would consult with his opposition counterpart Angus Taylor on the makeup ...
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