Australia's central bank kept interest rates steady for a seventh month on Tuesday as data showed exports provided a huge lift to the economy last quarter and helped fill a gaping hole left by business investment. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) did again note that low inflation meant there was room for a cut in the 2 percent cash rate should signs of recovery disappoint in coming months. But for now it sounded content to hug the sidelines. "The Board again judged that the prospects for an improvement in economic conditions had firmed a little over recent months and that leaving the cash rate unchanged was ... (full story)