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The RBA just gave notice

The minutes to the RBA’s March board meeting seem designed to put the market on notice for a rate cut

I think the RBA will — and should — cut their cash rate 25bps to 1.25% at their 7 May

I was a little thrilled when I saw a link to my blog from a Scott Sumner post on econlib

I think that the increased focus on NGDP these days is good. Firms and households live in a nominal world,

Today’s speech by RBA Gov Lowe said that they were puzzling about the concurrent GDP slowdown and strength in the

The biggest problem in Aussie macro is weak household cash flow. Today’s Aussie Business Indicators report suggest that things are getting

Keynes famously compared investing to betting on the outcome of a beauty pageant. With the RBA providing a little more

I think the January Credit data just released by the RBA is very interesting. Total credit growth to households is

When thinking about Australia and the outlook for policy, I find it hard to get past the below chart. It

Today’s Australian Employment report for January 2019 was good — but it was actually better than it looked. The reason

The RBA went back to an explicitly neutral bias at their Feb’19 policy window — via an interesting bit of

The ABS handed us another puzzle yesterday — the September jobs report told us that employment growth wasn’t keeping up