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Australia's Federal Reserve's decision to "hawkishly" raise interest rates in August has ignited expectations. Short-term Australian government bond yields have jumped.
The hawkish stance of the Reserve Bank of Australia has prompted traders to increase their bets on a rate hike in August.
Australian Dollar Extends Upside on RBA Hawkish Hold
Australian Dollar (AUD) trades on a stronger note on Wednesday amid the weaker US Dollar.
Australia Stands Apart With Rate-Hike Pricing After Hawkish RBA
(Bloomberg) -- Australia’s central bank put the world on alert that it may buck global trends by raising interest rates again, with policymakers delivering what the bond market judged to be the most hawkish shock in a year.
Australian Dollar Buoyed by Rate-Hike Prospect -- Market Talk
The Australian dollar is buoyed by the possibility of an interest-rate hike in Australia, even as most market participants expect the next move will be a cut, MUFG currency analyst Lee Hardman writes in a research note.
RBA Holds Rates Amid Stubborn Inflation
Citing stubborn inflation, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) again held its key interest unchanged for the fifth-straight policy meeting, the central bank disclosed Tuesday.
Forex Today: Aussie Edges Higher on Hawkish RBA Hold, Focus Shifts to US Data
The Australian Dollar (AUD) stays resilient against its major rivals early Tuesday as markets assess the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) policy announcements and Governor Michele Bullock's comments.
Australia's central bank has kept interest rates unchanged as scheduled and remains vigilant about the upward risks of inflation.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has kept the cash rate unchanged at 4.35% for the fifth consecutive time which is the highest level in 12 years and it is in line with the market expectations. The RBA also emphasized that inflation is becoming troublesome and reiterated that "all possibilities cannot be ruled out".
RBA's Bullock: Board Discussed Whether to Hike Rates at the Meeting
Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Michele Bullock is speaking at a press conference following the announcement of the June monetary policy decision on Tuesday.
Australia Holds Key Rate, Will Be 'Vigilant' on Inflation
Australia’s central bank discussed the case to raise interest rates on Tuesday before deciding to maintain current settings at a 12-year high as policymakers try to balance sticky inflation against a weakening economy.
Reserve Bank of Australia Keeps Rates Unchanged, Says Return to Inflation Target Unlikely to Be Smooth
The Reserve Bank of Australia kept its key interest rate unchanged in line with market expectations as consumer prices remained elevated and the labor market relatively tight.
Australia's central bank is expected to stabilize the economy! If it sends a signal of future interest rate hikes, the Australian dollar will challenge 0.6700.
Economists generally expect the Reserve Bank of Australia to keep interest rates unchanged at a 12-year high on Tuesday, and Governor Lowe may maintain his hawkish remarks at the press conference. If Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Lowe clearly signals a rate hike at the upcoming meeting, the Australian dollar against the US dollar may challenge 0.6700.
Australian Consumer Confidence Bounces Back Ahead of Tax Cuts, Wage Hike
Australian consumer confidence rebounded last week, recovering most of a fall seen in the prior week, with sentiment around household finances more upbeat.
RBA Looks Set for Fifth Consecutive Interest-rate Hold Despite Falling Inflation
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is unlikely to give into the pressure of a dovish policy pivot, as adopted by the Bank of Canada (BoC) and the European Central Bank (ECB) when it concludes its policy meeting on Tuesday.
Australian Dollar Expects Losses Ahead as RBA Decision Looms
AUD/USD extended its decline in Monday's session as market gears up for RBA decision.
RBA Update: Central Bank Poised to Hold Cash Rate at 12-year Peak
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will claim a portion of tomorrow’s limelight during Asia Pac hours at 4:30 am GMT as it announces its fourth update this year.
Australia Job Ads Fall 2.1% in May
Australian job advertisements continued to see a decline in May after posting a 2.3% drop in April, according to the ANZ-Indeed Job Ads report on Monday.
Hong Kong Census and Statistics Department: In the first quarter, the total income of Hong Kong residents increased by 9.6% year-on-year to 831 billion Hong Kong dollars.
In the first quarter of 2024, the total income of Hong Kong local residents (referring to the total income earned by Hong Kong residents through various economic activities) calculated at the then market price increased by 9.6% to HKD 831 billion, compared to the same period last year.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited has proposed five policy recommendations to promote the dual growth of liquidity and efficiency in Hong Kong's capital markets.
According to the Zhongtong Finance APP, on June 17th, Hong Kong's Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau released a research report entitled "Promoting Dual Growth of Liquidity and Efficiency: Optimizing Hong Kong's Securities Trading Mechanism and Market Operations".
Hard to See RBA Jumping Either Way, FIIG Says -- Market Talk
The Reserve Bank of Australia will mull over a very mixed set of data at its policy meeting this week, so it's hard to see them want to jump either way, says Philip Brown, head of research at FIIG.
Australia's Job Market Continues to Cool Steadily -- Market Talk
Conditions in Australia's jobs market continue to cool, with the latest ANZ-Indeed job ads survey showing a 2.1% fall in May from April, bringing the drop since the start of this year to 8.2%.