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Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting of the Reserve Bank Board
Members commenced their discussion by observing that global inflation remained high. However, inflation appeared to have peaked in a number of countries as oil prices declined, supply-chain pressures eased and economic growth slowed. Activity in most advanced economies was growing only modestly, and had begun to contract in the United Kingdom. The Chinese economy also continued to face challenges, particularly due to ongoing COVID-19 containment measures there. The monthly inflation data for October showed an easing in the pace of core inflation in the United States and Canada. Headline inflation had also eased as ... (full story)
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RBA MEETING MINUTES: TO BALANCE SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN THE ECONOMY, RATES WILL LIKELY NEED TO BE RAISED FURTHER.
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RBA MEETING MINUTES: AT THE DECEMBER MEETING, THE BOARD CONSIDERED HIKING BY 25BPS, 50BPS, OR PAUSING.
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RBA MEETING MINUTES: A SUSTAINED DECLINE IN INFLATION IS ANTICIPATED THROUGH 2023, WITH SOME SIGNS OF EASING SUPPLY PRESSURES
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RBA MEETING MINUTES: ALTHOUGH IT ISN'T YET AT A HIGH LEVEL HISTORICALLY, THE CASH RATE HAS ALREADY INCREASED SIGNIFICANTLY.
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