The Reserve Bank of Australia and the Albanese government have been jointly tasked with the responsibility of controlling persistent price pressures.
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Updated Jul 22
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The Reserve Bank of Australia and the Albanese government have been jointly tasked with the responsibility of controlling persistent price pressures.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia is the central bank of Australia and manages monetary policy for the nation.Also in this story
- The Reserve Bank of Australia paused rate hikes, stating that future increases will depend on where inflation lands.
- The RBA board has indicated that it is maintaining a clear bias toward central bank tightening regarding monetary policy.
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