AUD RBA Annual Report
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- From rba.gov.au|Oct 19, 2023
The past year saw the highest inflation rate in more than 30 years. The Reserve Bank Board’s priority has been to return inflation to the 2–3 per cent target range within a reasonable timeframe. It has sought to do this while also preserving as many of the gains in the labour market as possible, with the unemployment rate at a near 50-year low during 2022/23. Interest rates increased significantly over the course of the year. Monetary policy is now in restrictive territory and is working to establish a better balance between supply ...
- From rba.gov.au|Oct 27, 2022
The past year has seen the return of high inflation as a major policy concern globally. This follows pandemic-related supply-side disruptions, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and significant monetary and fiscal policy stimulus during the pandemic. The Reserve Bank Board is committed to making sure that the current period of higher inflation in Australia is only temporary and that inflation returns to the 2 to 3 per cent target over time. The past year has also seen a welcome decline in unemployment, with the unemployment rate the lowest ...
- From rba.gov.au|Oct 21, 2021|1 comment
The past year has again been shaped by the pandemic. For much of the year, the economy experienced a stronger and quicker recovery than had been expected, with the unemployment rate declining to below pre-pandemic levels. But in June, the recovery was interrupted by the spread of the highly infectious Delta strain of COVID-19. While the outlook remains uncertain, the vaccination rollout offers a pathway to the resumption of the economic expansion. The Reserve Bank has worked closely with the government and Australia's financial ...
- From rba.gov.au|Oct 17, 2019
The past year has seen a continuation of low inflation, low unemployment and low interest rates in much of the world. Global growth has slowed a little and although the outlook remains reasonable, it is clouded by the uncertainties generated by the ongoing disputes about trade and technology. In this environment, it seems probable that interest rates globally will stay low for some time yet. Against this backdrop, growth in the Australian economy was lower than expected over the past year. Household spending has been affected by ...
- From smh.com.au|Oct 13, 2016
The Reserve Bank will pay the federal government its biggest dividend since the global financial crisis, transferring $3.22 billion to the Treasury's coffers, after its profits were helped by a drop in the Australian dollar. The central bank notched up $2.88 billion in profit in the year to June, helped by higher fee revenue and valuation gains on its portfolio of financial assets, its annual report said on Thursday. A key reason for the valuation gains was the weaker exchange rate, which lifts the value of foreign currency assets ...
- From rba.gov.au|Oct 2, 2014
The year 2013/14 was one of relative stability in terms of monetary policy. The Reserve Bank Board changed the cash rate only once (in August 2013), the lowest number of changes for eight years. With interest rates at a five-decade low, the Board judged monetary policy to be appropriately configured to support demand, consistent with the inflation target, as investment in the mining sector turned down from unprecedentedly high levels. A stable cash rate did not prevent financing conditions in the economy from easing a little. As ...
- From rba.gov.au|Sep 20, 2012
The global economy experienced rather more difficult conditions in 2011/12 than in the preceding year. Although fears a year ago of a ‘double dip’ in the United States were not borne out, the long-running crisis in Europe worsened. Financial market sentiment swung repeatedly, from extreme risk aversion as some critical moment approached, to relief as the hurdle was cleared, soon followed by fretting about the next one. Through it all, though, the mood darkened as the sheer magnitude of the problems facing a number of European ...
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