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Monetary Policy Australia, Focus on Australian Currency Trend, Monetary Policy Meetings.

RBA Financial Stability Review...

Australia

RBA said, Conditions in the global financial system have improved significantly since the time of the last Financial Stability Review in March. While markets remain under a degree of stress, the extreme risk aversion that broke out following the Lehman Brothers collapse last September has dissipated, and confidence has begun to recover. These developments have occurred alongside signs of improved prospects for recovery in the global economy.

 

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RBA has indicated the next move in rates is up...

Australia

The Reserve Bank of Australia has indicated the next move in rates is up. We expect rates to remain on hold until QI 2010. The RBNZ has watered down their easing bias. We expect no further rate cuts to be delivered and removal of stimulus from QII 2010.

 

   

Reserve Bank of Australia Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting...

Australia

The meeting concluded that the balance was best struck by leaving the cash rate unchanged for the time being, pending further evaluation of incoming information at future meetings.

The flow of information on the Australian economy over the past month had been mostly positive. The staff’s expectation was that GDP data for the June quarter, due to be released the day after the meeting, would show a moderate increase in output, with growth in household consumption, business investment, public spending and exports.

Read more: Reserve Bank of Australia Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting...

   

Monetary Policy Australia

Australia

International and Foreign Exchange Markets

Central bank policy actions
A large number of central banks from both developed and emerging economies have eased policy further as the outlook for economic activity has deteriorated and inflationary pressures have abated. In developed economies, policy rates have been reduced where there remained scope to do so. With policy rates at their lower bound in a number of countries, unconventional policy measures have been implemented to further ease monetary conditions and address continuing strains in credit markets.

Australian dollar

There has been a broad-based appreciation of the Australian dollar over the past few months: on a trade‑weighted basis the dollar has appreciated by 13 per cent since the last Statement. In part, this reflects the depreciation of a number of major currencies, including the US dollar and British pound, following the announcements that central banks in these countries would be implementing quantitative easing policies. The appreciation also reflects the general improvement in investor sentiment and the pick-up in commodity prices. The Australian dollar is now trading around its long-run average both against the US dollar and on a trade-weighted basis.
   

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