Reserve Bank of Australia raises interest rates to 15-year high
Most outlets reported the Reserve Bank of Australia increasing its cash rate to 4.60%, noting it was the fourth hike of the year and the highest level in 15 years. Business Recorder added that the bank signaled a risk of further rate increases, while Minute Mirror focused on the move as part of efforts to control inflation without mentioning the possibility of future hikes.
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Australia raises interest rate to 15-year high
Australia’s central bank has raised its key interest rate to 4.60%, taking borrowing costs to their highest level in 15 years as policymakers seek to bring inflation under control.
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Australia's central bank lifts rates to 15-year high, signals risk of further hikes
SYDNEY: The Reserve Bank of Australia raised its cash rate to a 15-year high of 4.60% on Tuesday in its fourth hike of the year, saying inflation was too high and that it was prepared to hike further if needed. The move was widely expected, with the Aussie dollar little changed at $0.7014 after a short-lived knee-jerk rise. Markets are now pricing in a 43% probability for another rate rise in N...
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