The best time to cut rates was last week. The second best time is 𝘳𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵 𝘯𝘰𝘸.
“Waiting until nearly the end of May is far too long. The RBA should be nimble enough to realise that the tariffs levied by the USA are an unprecedented move that is already sending shockwaves through the world’s economy.
“It should get out in front and cut rates now rather than wait for Australia’s economy to be damaged further.”
#JeromePowell signaled that #TheFed would not be making any hasty decisions on #InterestRates.
"It's a good time to take a step back & let things clarify. That's why it's just too soon to say what the appropriate monetary policy response will be to these new policies. It is just too soon to say. We can't say with any confidence today." [cuz shit is crazy]
Trump's tariffs hit all the RBA's key risks for the financial system
By Michael Janda
The Reserve Bank's latest financial stability review identifies three key risks to financial stability, and Donald Trump's tariff announcement worsens all of them.
Why millions of mortgage borrowers could be sorely disappointed this year
By David Taylor
The RBA has said it may not cut interest rates again this year, but few are listening.
Breaking: Reserve Bank leaves interest rates on hold at April meeting
By Stephanie Chalmers
The RBA board has kept its cash rate target unchanged at 4.1 per cent this month, after delivering its first cut since November 2020 at its Feburary meeting.
Relaxed lending rules could lead to bigger home loans … and higher house prices
By Michael Janda
The Coalition is promising to relax home lending rules if elected, to allow prospective buyers to borrow more. But will this actually make it easier for first home buyers to break into the market?
Why the RBA will hold interest rates ahead of Trump's day of reckoning
By Ian Verrender
The haphazard and irresolute messaging tariffs from the White House, the lack of open consultation and the constant shifts in position have created chaos on the world's financial markets. And none more so than in New York, writes Ian Verrender.
Property price rebound continues as rate cut boosts the mood
By Nadia Daly
After a brief downturn home prices have rebounded to new heights, but analysts say growth is likely to be contained. Rents have also reached record highs but growth is expected to slow.
When is the next RBA meeting? Will we be getting another interest rate cut?
By Dannielle Maguire
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is due to meet for the second time in 2025 this week. Many people paying off a mortgage are hoping for a cut, but they may be waiting a while.
When is the next RBA meeting? Will we be getting another interest rate cut?
By Dannielle Maguire
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is due to meet for the second time in 2025 this week. Many people paying off a mortgage are hoping for a cut, but they may be waiting a while.
Why would the RBA leave interest rates on hold if there's a case to cut?
By David Taylor
With little risk of inflation spiking higher, the RBA could comfortably move to cut interest rates on Tuesday. But it's highly unlikely to do so, and it's worth exploring why.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-03-29/reserve-bank-may-interest-rate-cuts-case-sooner/105109416
Trump’s Egg Price Solutions: What You Need to Know
Alright, let’s dive into this like we’re grabbing coffee and unpacking the wild world of egg prices in the US. You’ve probably noticed your grocery bill looking a little uglier lately—especially if you’re an omelet fan. So, what’s the deal? Why are eggs suddenly costing an arm and a leg, and can Trump—or anyone—fix it? Spoiler: it’s a messy mix of bird flu, corporate consolidation, and some economic realities that don’t bend to political promises. Grab a seat; this […]https://munaeem.de/2025/03/25/trumps-egg-price-solutions-what-you-need-to-know/
UK chancellor will double down despite growing opposition – POLITICO https://www.byteseu.com/860793/ #BritishPolitics #Budget #Debt #EconomicGovernance #EconomicPerformance #FiscalMeasures #Germany #GreatBritain #Growth #Inflation #InterestRates #KeirStarmer #RachelReeves #Stability #Tax #UKBudget #UnitedKingdom #welfare
How Berlin’s fiscal flip stunned Brussels and spooked its allies – POLITICO https://www.byteseu.com/848623/ #Debt #Defense #Europe #Eurozone #Finance #France #FriedrichMerz #Germany #InterestRates #investment #Italy #OlafScholz #Playbook #Policy #Spain #Sustainability #UnitedStates #UrsulaVonDerLeyen #ValdisDombrovskis #War
US #CentralBank holds #InterestRates steady
#TheFed said it will slow the pace of the drawdown of its balance sheet, as it faces challenges in assessing #market liquidity….
Stmnt: "The Cmte will continue reducing its holdings of #Treasury #securities & agency #debt & #mortgage‑backed securities. Beginning in April, the Cmte will slow the pace of decline of its securities holdings by reducing the monthly redemption cap on Treasury securities from $25B to $5B."
#economy
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/fed-meeting-live-us-stocks-open-higher-investors-eye-rate-decision-2025-03-19/
Trump performing as well as Liz Truss in his first few days
- Tariffs which caused a stock market slump, hitting pension funds
- which will also lead to inflation
- meaning the Fed will have to raise interest rates
- leading to increases In mortgage payments
- and an economic slow down
SO MUCH WINNING !!
