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  1. Commonwealth Bank projects a cyclical economic slowdown and closely monitors inflation data in the Australian economy.

CBA Forecasts Employment Gains, Influencing RBA Hike Expectations

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Commonwealth Bank forecasts that Australian employment will rise by 15,000 in August, which is below the market consensus of approximately 20,000. The bank also projects that the unemployment rate will remain steady at 4.5%. These labour market data are due on September 24th.

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CBA advises the Reserve Bank of Australia on employment trends, which are crucial for monetary policy decisions. The bank noted that a surprise dip in the unemployment rate would strengthen the case for further monetary tightening. Conversely, a rise toward 4.6% or above would suggest the RBA is nearing the end of its cycle.

Commonwealth Bank projects a cyclical economic slowdown and closely monitors inflation data in the Australian economy.

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  • Commercial Bank of AustraliaProvides forecasts on the Australian job market and advises the Reserve Bank of Australia.
  • Reserve Bank of AustraliaThe central bank whose policy signals are influenced by market analysis.

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  • Reserve Bank of AustraliaSpeculative

    The Reserve Bank of Australia could see its policy signals influenced by the employment trends reported by CBA.

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