SYDNEY: Australia's central bank is leaning towards publishing unattributed votes from its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) only when there is no consensus, with a formal decision on the issue set ...

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RBA eyes vote transparency as likely rate cut looms Michael Read Economics correspondent May 18, 2025 – 6.50pm ...

However, the RBA told reporters late last year that some of those meeting dates may shift. That may include the November meeting, so it doesn't clash with Melbourne Cup Day on November 4.

Traders are winding back bets on aggressive monetary easing by Australia in a cascading effect from the US and China agreeing to temporarily lower tariffs on each other’s products.

NAB has doubled down on its prediction that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will fire off a double interest rate cut at its May meeting in a few weeks' time. The major bank is expecting five cuts ...

"We therefore lower our terminal RBA policy rate to 3.60% by Q3 (3.85% previously). We do not preclude a cut in Q4, but much hinges on trade talks and whether the US dials back its tariff agenda ...

However, the RBA told reporters late last year that some of those meeting dates may shift. That may include the November meeting, so it doesn't clash with Melbourne Cup Day on November 4.

A survey by the RBA published last month, for instance, established that more than half of retired Kenyans deemed their retirement savings as inadequate. Read: Don’t let NSSF Act choke pension funds ...

The authors, two of whom work for the RBA, examined whether the fall in the bank’s official cash rate since 1995 (when it was 7.5 per cent) to 2019 (when it was cut from 1.5 per cent to 0.75 per ...

Australia's central bank will hold interest rates steady on Tuesday as a resilient labour market keeps inflation elevated, according to economists polled by Reuters who pushed forecasts for the ...

Reserve Bank of Australia will take colocation space in a CDC Data Centres' facility as the replacement for its current head office data centre under a $37 million deal.