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21.11.2017, 10:07

RBA's Lowe says "more likely" next move in rates is up rather than down. AUD/USD rally

  • Board paying more attention to weak growth in wages, household incomes

  • This means that a continuation of accommodative monetary policy is appropriate

  • But still short of full employment, inflation to remain below average for some time yet

  • More confident that economy will pick up as expected, weakening case for lower rates

  • Household consumption held back by weak income growth, high debt

  • Gentle upswing in business investment underway, forward indicators suggest will

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