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Warren HoganThe Conversation |
The board has broken the sacred rule of modern central banking: do not pump prime the economy before an election, particularly when there will be a...
The central bank would be well advised not to misjudge the politics. An easing of monetary policy would put more jobs and more inflation into the...
The arguments put forward about why interest rates should be cut immediately simply do not stack up.
The RBA has an important job this week in communicating how inflation is behaving behind the distortions caused by government subsidies.
Australia’s central bank looks neither hawk nor dove. It seems more of a shag on a rock in a sea of interest rate cuts.
The underlying dynamics of the Australian economy are very different to the US. The cash rate is still too low to ensure inflation sustainably...
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