RBA the trendsetter as inflation fight enters next phase: BlackRock

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The Reserve Bank of Australia is in a league of its own when it comes to combatting inflation, according to one of the biggest investors in Australia, and could set the tone globally on where interest rates go next | SimoneFoxKoob

The Reserve Bank of Australia is in a league of its own when it comes to combatting inflation, according to one of the biggest investors in Australia, and could set the tone globally on where interest rates go next.

The Reserve Bank is trying to get interest rates back to normal. But many people believe there is a new normal.“Governor [Phillip] Lowe is trying to keep the economy on an even keel, as he says, and he’s trying to land a jumbo jet on a very short runway at the moment ... if they can land the jumbo, it will be an extraordinary outcome,” Vardy said at a roundtable with Blackrock’s Australasia team on Wednesday.“The RBA seems to be on a different tack to other central banks,” Vardy said.

Most economists had expected a 0.5 per cent rise from the RBA on Tuesday. UBS chief economist Carlos Cacho said in a research note on Wednesday he now expected a hike of 0.25 percentage points in November and in December. Investors at BlackRock say the RBA has taken a different trajectory to other central banks around the world.Ben Powell, the APAC chief investment strategist at the BlackRock Investment Institute, said Australia was more sensitive to rate hikes because there are more variable home loans here compared to other countries.

 

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SimoneFoxKoob Business benefitting from a decade of reckless central bank money printing wants central banks to slow down rate rises….surprise surprise.

SimoneFoxKoob Feels like To much power in one organisations hands . . . Or one persons . . . Not sure which but as an average person, doesn’t feel right

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