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Employment data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics informs the Reserve Bank of Australia's outlook on interest rates.

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Employment data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics informs the Reserve Bank of Australia's outlook on interest rates.

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Australian Bureau of StatisticsReserve Bank of Australia

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  1. Wage moderation has eased, which is expected to reduce pressure on the Reserve Bank of Australia.Sub-event
  2. Inflation data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics undershot forecasts.Sub-event
  3. ABS data released on July 1st indicates strong job growth and steady unemployment.1 source
  4. The Australian Bureau of Statistics released labour and consumer market data for the country.Sub-event
  5. KPMG supports RBA rate hike case due to strong labor market and low unemployment.1 source
  6. Employment data is being used to guide the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate decisions.1 source

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