RBA interest rate: Mr. Taylor says up, Mr. Market says down
The Taylor rule says the RBA has 50bps to do across Q4’11 and Q1’12, and then another 50bps in 2013.
macro, politics, markets, ambivalence
The Taylor rule says the RBA has 50bps to do across Q4’11 and Q1’12, and then another 50bps in 2013.
Having identified the success of QE2 with the equity wealth effect, Bernanke has linked US monetary policy with the health
Robert Barro’s
The AECOM-Grimshaw-KPMG-SKM high-speed rail study is an impressive collation of effort but it doesn’t really give you any answers. It’s
The SNB took steps to weaken the CHF last night, and the BoJ intervened to weaken the JPY this morning.
My judgement is that the Australian unemployment rate will be steady, or up a touch to 5% in July. Given
While I think the ABC produce a lot of good political content, analysis of American politics is not one of
Is the Treasury independent? KEN HENRY: Strictly of course we’re not. The Treasury Department is a department of state. It
My friend Chris Joye often goes after the business people on the RBA board, and I agree that asking them
October 13, 2010: Brisbane Lord Mayor Campbell Newman says the current weather conditions are very similar and residents should start
I read Christopher Joye’s post on the performance of the Reserve Bank and thought it was a little unfair given