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- RBA minutes saw rising risks in household debt, housing markets
RBA minutes saw rising risks in household debt, housing markets
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Recent data provide more confidence that global growth accelerating broadly
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Chinese economy appeared to have strengthened; protectionist policies in U.S still a risk
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Tighter regulations to reinforce prudent lending, curb interest-only loans
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Would take some time to assess effects of new rules, ready to do more if needed
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Repeats a rising in AUD would complicate economic adjustment
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Gdp likely expanded at moderate pace in q1, impact of cyclone debbie unlikely to be large
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Commodity prices to boost national income in q1, but terms of trade to decline from here
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Labour market somewhat weaker than expected, keeping wage growth low
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Cpi expected to pick up above 2 pct in 2017, core inflation to rise more slowly
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