Reserve Bank of Australia Monetary policy Meeting Minutes

Reserve Bank of Australia Monetary policy Meeting Minutes – The Reserve Bank of Australia kept the interest rates on hold for quite some time but in the last meeting, they turned dovish. Risks have increased for the Australian economy, as the report for Q4 of last year showed a slowdown to just 0.3%. The RBA has been keeping a slightly hawkish bias towards rate hikes, but in the previous meeting, they turned sort of dovish and are just as likely to cut interest rates now as to hike them. That day the Aussie ended 100 pips lower. In the previous two meetings, the RBA cut interest rates by 75 bps in total, although they left the door open to further cuts if the FED did so.

Two weeks after an interest rate decision, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) publishes a transcript of its previous meeting. The RBA minutes are a full disclosure of the dialogue surrounding the policy decisions and competing viewpoints. Member votes are documented, as is commentary surrounding upcoming policy decisions. Telegram Forex Signals can help you.

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The FED cut interest rates by 0.50% after the outbreak of coronavirus and the RBA cut them for the fourth time in the last meeting, to 0.50%. Coronavirus has hurt the sentiment and the Chinese economy, so the RBA turned more dovish in the last meeting. 

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