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1 Sep 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
The market has fully priced a 25bps cut next Tuesday
22 Aug 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
G7 growth fundamentals deteriorate.
15 Aug 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
The quarterly RBA Statement on Monetary policy added to the case for a rate cut and increasing concern about China was a new feature.
11 Aug 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
The RBA has laid the ground-work for a 2 Sep cut.
5 Aug 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly: Trade position back in Surplus; Credit growth weak as housing credit slows to 21 year low.
28 Jul 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
Recent off-shore news has been negative and we are reviewing our forecast. Downward revision will be included in our June quarter Business Survey.
18 Jul 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
Big moves in markets this week on renewed uncertainty in the US
11 Jul 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
ABS reported an increase of 29,800 in June employment, much stronger than expected
7 Jul 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
Supply side pressures push oil to record highs. Little downside potential in near term.
30 Jun 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
The Fed has move back from the table: no more cuts are in the offing and a mild tightening bias is in place.
23 Jun 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
Exports and government policy: Australia's export volume growth in the 2000s has been surprisingly weak.
16 Jun 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
Central bank rate outlook: Australian economy's growth eases into Q2.
10 Jun 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
The RBA remains concerned about the outlook for inflation but its latest statement revealed no 'smoking gun' for a rate hike.
26 May 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
Treasury's Ken Henry believes Australia's inflation targeting regime has served us well and now is not he time to 'bin' inflation targeting.
19 May 2008 key Australian Markets Weekly
Australia: The Budget was one of honoured election promises and a modest fiscal tightening, assuming the 'future funds' are not spent into the economy in 2008-09. g
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