RBA – Page 6 – ricardian ambivalence

A domestic recession? (GDP in 5 charts)

Yesterday’s Q1 GDP report showed some worrying signs for the domestic economy: in particular, it showed that the domestic economy

The June RBA Statement was basically a return to the situation prior to the surprise cut in May (with fewer

There are a great number of interesting stories in yesterday’s data-deluge, however my personal favourite is the profits story in

Last week’s capex report was both keenly anticipated and the source of much confusion. It was keenly anticipated, as it’s

I bombed the May RBA meeting (thinking they would hold, when they cut 25bps to 2.75%) because the demand test

The AFR’s Alan Mitchell, who called the May cut as well as anyone, has a note out today saying that

Today’s RBA minutes strike me as a fairly easy document to approach. At their May meeting the RBA upset the

The RBA today published their Q2 2013 SOMP. The bottom line is that every meeting is live, but i think

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