RBA's Kent: "No reason why RBA moves have to be 25 basis point increments"
|RBA’s Kent has been hitting the wires with comments as follows:
- No reason why RBA moves have to be 25 basis point increments.
- Accommodative monetary policies have encouraged greater risk-taking by both lenders and borrowers.
- Important ways in which the monetary transmission mechanism works.
- Current good growth raises risk cpi pressures pick up.
- Markets may be under-pricing risk of faster global growth.
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