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A tale of two central banks and Australian labour force data expected to show continued tight labour market conditions

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A tale of two central banks The Federal Reserve (Fed) Last week’s release of the US October consumer price index (CPI) and this week’s release of the US October producer

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18 Nov 2022

Outsize September quarter CPI poses some ‘awkward optics’ for the RBA

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As has occurred throughout the developed country complex, Australia’s September quarter consumer price index (CPI) surprised on the upside. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) minutes from the October meeting note that

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31 Oct 2022

RBA judgement that policy rate increments are “finely balanced” and UK records a double digit 40 year-high in inflation

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Tuesday’s release of Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) meeting minutes from the October meeting note that the decision between moving the policy rate by 25 basis points versus 50 basis

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21 Oct 2022

US bond yields still pondering the three-pronged fork and NAB Monthly Business Survey points to upside risk in RBA inflation forecast

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Not unexpectedly, and resilience in the labour market notwithstanding, US activity data appears to be responding to Fed policy rate hikes and the recent hawkish tack from Fed officials. Market

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14 Oct 2022

RBA increases 25 basis points: certainly defensible but risks “awkward optics”

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A little surprisingly in my view the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Board meeting today decided on a downshift in the size of the policy increment from 50 basis points

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07 Oct 2022

The Fed has the “cleanest dirty shirt” approach to monetary policy

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BoE intervention is not sustainable In Kris Kristofferson’s famous ballad Sunday Morning Coming Down (of course, popularised by the late Johnny Cash) the protagonist speaks of one Sunday morning, after a particularly

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30 Sep 2022

US August inflation surprises on the upside and the RBA’s policy rate increment unlikely as domestic inflation remains sticky

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US August inflation surprised on the upside. ‘Headline’ inflation came in at 8.3 per cent (versus 8.1 per cent expected) while ‘core’ inflation registered 6.3 per cent (versus 6.1 per

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16 Sep 2022

Jackson Hole: summer soporifics to the summertime blues

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The tone in financial markets through July and the first half of August suggested that markets were growing increasingly confident that the world’s central banks had the inflation beast (almost)

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26 Aug 2022

Inflation news not good for the RBA as US “headline’ inflation peaks

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US ‘headline’ inflation peaks. Will the Fed ease the brakes? In what was somewhat of a surprise, July US inflation surprised on the downside. In headline terms, the US CPI

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12 Aug 2022

Are markets too sanguine about interest rates and inflation?

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FOMC opts for another 75bps increment In a clear signal of its determination to vanquish inflation the US Federal Reserve’s FOMC increased rates by 75bps to 2.50%. Such a move

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29 Jul 2022

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