Who’s winning the currency wars?
With the RBNZ yesterday confirming that they had intervened in the FX market to lower the value of the NZD,
macro, politics, markets, ambivalence
With the RBNZ yesterday confirming that they had intervened in the FX market to lower the value of the NZD,
With all the focus (and wound-licking) following the RBA, the trade data is a chance of being missed. This would
I hate being wrong, and I was wrong in size today — missing the RBA’s 13th rate cut since 2002.
The RBA meets today to talk about the 13th rate cut since 2001. Of the twelve prior rate cuts, this
The RBA meets for their regular monthly meeting tomorrow (on Tuesday 7 May), and the market is split evenly on
The Australian’s Uren writes that the RBA is unlikely to cut rates despite the recent run of softer data. This
Looking through the April RPdata house price pack (note i seasonally adjusted the prices myself), i was struck by the
The incomparable mark the ballot (also famous as mark the graph) has posted an update of the polls (aimed at
My judgement about the very short-term RBA outlook comes down to a judgement about the state of the Australian housing
A key reason i do not think the RBA will ease their policy rate at their May meeting is that
As often occurs in the economist game, the data has started swinging back toward a rate cut. Following the soft
Looking at the detail of Q1’13 CPI, inflation does look low — but CPI is very lagged to the cycle,