Analysis
What happens if interest rates hit zero? The Reserve Bank’s new computer model has some ideas, writes Isaac Gross.
National
The trade war between the United States and China poses the single greatest threat to the global economy, the Reserve Bank governor has warned.
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The banks haven’t done themselves any favours, stirring a political hornets’ nest after failing to pass on the latest official 0.25 per cent interest rate cut in full.
The Reserve Bank has cut its key interest rate to a fresh record low of 1.50 per cent.
The Reserve Bank says it could cut the cash rate further if needed, but that the current setting is right for the time being.
Interest rates have been kept on hold at 2 per cent for the 10th consecutive month as the Reserve Bank of Australia noted continued economic growth with inflation moving close to target.
