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RBA Statement on Monetary Policy May 2018
Conditions in the global and domestic economies remain positive and are broadly continuing on the track they have been on for the past year or so. Output growth in most of Australia’s major trading partners is at or above trend and labour markets are tightening. Inflation has picked up a little in a number of these economies and is likely to increase further, after a long period at low levels. Domestically, a further gradual reduction in the unemployment rate and a rise in inflation are expected over the next couple of years. The Bank’s forecasts are little changed from three months ago, as are the considerations ... (full story)
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