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Bank of Canada presses the accelerator on rate reductions… “to stick the landing”

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In a move that markets had certainly contemplated, the Bank of Canada cut its policy rate by 50 basis points (bps) overnight to take the policy rate to 3.75 per

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25 Oct 2024

RBNZ presses the accelerator on rate reductions

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In a widely anticipated move the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) cut the official cash rate (OCR) by 50 basis points (bps) to 4.75

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11 Oct 2024

The Fed: curbing market enthusiasm…for now

From GSFM

It doesn’t seem that long ago that markets were sifting through the entrails of the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) last policy decision and subsequent press conference from Fed Chair Powell. That

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04 Oct 2024

RBA: keep calm and carry on

From GSFM

As expected, the RBA kept the policy rate unchanged at 4.35 per cent when it met earlier in the week. Furthermore, despite a plethora of disingenuous political commentary around monetary

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30 Sep 2024

August labour force won’t move the dial for the RBA

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RBA Governor Michele Bullock cast a hawkish hue over the most recent RBA Board decision to leave the policy rate unchanged at 4.35 per cent at its August meeting. In

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20 Sep 2024

It takes an unlikely Melbourne Cup Day trifecta to see a RBA policy rate reduction

From GSFM

Wednesday’s monthly consumer price index (CPI) indicator report added little to the market’s available information set in terms of their expectation regarding the next (almost certainly downward) adjustment in the

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30 Aug 2024

US CPI and Fed easing: You can almost touch it

From GSFM

Last night’s US July consumer price index report makes a policy rate cut at the US Federal Reserve’s (the Fed’s) September 17-18 Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting a virtual

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16 Aug 2024

RBA: keep calm and carry on

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As was universally anticipated, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Board left the policy rate unchanged at yesterday’s meeting. The Governor and the Board sought to strike a balanced tone

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07 Aug 2024

Australia: viva el experimento

From GSFM

In a surprise to some (including this writer) the June quarter consumer price index (CPI) report didn’t reveal an excessive enough burst of inflation to elicit a further policy rate

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02 Aug 2024

Australian central bank could raise rates in August, US tech rally to benefit Asian markets

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Interest rates could rise in the months ahead in Australia, inflation proving especially intractable in Australia, while US technology stocks are likely to continue rallying which could underpin growth in

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24 Jul 2024

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