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Financial Stability Review: March 24
Financial market participants have been increasingly optimistic about the prospects for a soft landing in the global economy. A substantial easing cycle in monetary policy is expected over the next two years or so, with inflation returning to central banks’ targets and unemployment rising only modestly. Although pressures from high inflation and tight monetary policy continue to weigh on many households and businesses, a number of developments – including the resolution of supply chain disruptions, declines in energy prices, continued strength in labour markets, strong household balance sheets and solid corporate ... (full story)
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RBA Financial Stability Review: Most Borrowers Seen Coping If Rates Stay Higher For Longer
— LiveSquawk (@LiveSquawk) March 22, 2024
- Banks Expect Arrears To Rise A Bit Further But Remain Low
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RBA: HOUSEHOLDS HAVE TRIMMED SPENDING, ARE UNDERPINNED BY STRONG JOBS MARKET, SAVINGS BUFFERS
— First Squawk (@FirstSquawk) March 22, 2024
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RBA: GLOBAL RISKS INCLUDE CHINA PROPERTY, COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE, ASSET PRICE CORRECTION, GEOPOLITICS
— First Squawk (@FirstSquawk) March 22, 2024