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RBA: Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting of the Reserve Bank Board
Members commenced their discussion of financial conditions by considering the impact on markets of the current conflict in the Middle East. Global prices for oil and other forms of energy had risen sharply, short-term inflation expectations had picked up and financial market volatility had increased. The conflict was likely to pose a material adverse supply shock to the global economy, though members agreed that the eventual scale and persistence of the shock was highly uncertain at the time of the meeting. Consistent with that, market prices had continued to be volatile as market participants revised their ... (full story)
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Just in | RBA Reports Majority View Financial Conditions as Insufficiently Restrictive, Leaning Towards Supportive
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RBA minutes show minority saw risk of weaker domestic consumption and looser labor market
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RBA: MID EAST CONFLICT MAKES PREDICTING THE FUTURE PATH OF THE CASH RATE UNCERTAIN. ...
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Reserve Bank of Australia says A$ reaction will influence how the conflict affects the economy.
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