ricardian ambivalence

There goes the employment bull-case

I must admit to being a bit stunned by the RBA’s May SOMP. There were a number of elements that

RBA Shadow Gov. Terry McCrann has published (what looks to be) a backgrounded story explaining the RBA’s post meeting statement.

Against my expectations, the RBA left their policy rate at 1.5% today. My main lesson from all this is that

My argument for a May rate cut by the RBA basically boils down to the observation that inflation is very

My call that the RBA would cut rates in May was originally a little speculative — but following the Q1’19

The slow pace of inflation in Q1 makes a very strong case for a 25 bps reduction of the RBA’s

The case for the RBA to cut their cash rate at their 7 May meeting has been beaten up by