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Australia: RBA Rates Cut, Easing Biased Maintained?

Posted May 7, 2013 by rvillareal

  • Surprising many, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) decided to cut the Cash Rate by 25 bp to (a record-low of) 2.75% at its meeting in May.
  • The accompanying statement by Governor Stevens showed few notable changes. Beginning with its assessment of the global economy, the RBA noted that growth is forecast to be a little below trend this year, before then picking up next year.
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DE | Sinai Economic and Market Perspectives | Seeds of A Sovereign Debt Crisis Planted – 02/03/21

Posted February 3, 2021 by Diane Buscemi

Seeds of A Sovereign Debt Crisis Planted Allen Sinai* The U.S. and Global economies have undergone a fiscal/debt revolution of huge import from which there will be no turning away! The main catalysts are the read more

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