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ECB De Guindos: Premature To Discuss Interest Rate Cuts
ECB De Guindos: Premature To Discuss Interest Rate Cuts
— LiveSquawk (@LiveSquawk) November 22, 2023
- Markets' Soft-Landing Hopes May Be A Bit Optimistic
- ECB Data Dependent, Policy Communication Very Clear
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Thank you for inviting me to speak at the ABE’s annual dinner. I spoke at it last year as Deputy Governor. Little did I know I would be speaking this year as Governor. I am going to talk about two things tonight. The first is current monetary policy, which I suspect is what many want to hear about. The second is more future focused – the changes that the Reserve Bank is implementing to our monetary policy processes. The nature of our inflation challenge But first to our inflation challenge. As I am sure you are all aware, the Reserve Bank Board raised interest rates by 25 basis points at its November meeting. This followed several months when rates were held steady. An important consideration in the Board’s decision was that both economic activity and inflation have been a bit more resilient over recent months than expected. Inflation is past its peak and heading in the right direction, but it is likely to return to target a bit more slowly than we previously thought (Graph 1). As such, the Board decided that a rate rise this month was appropriate to be more assured that inflation returns to target in a reasonable timeframe and to balance its inflation and full employment objectives. post:
RBA'S GOV. BULLOCK: INFLATION IS PAST ITS PEAK. post:
RBA'S GOV. BULLOCK: THE BOARD IS SEEKING TO COOL DEMAND WHILE KEEPING EMPLOYMENT GROWING. post:
RBA'S GOV. BULLOCK: INFLATION CHALLENGE IS NOW MORE HOMEGROWN AND DEMAND-DRIVEN. post:
RBA'S GOV. BULLOCK: THE RBA STILL SEEKING TO TREAD A NARROW PATH ON POLICY.
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post: RUSSIA'S NOVAK: REMAINING EXPORTS RESTRICTIONS ON DIESEL WILL BE FULLY LIFTED SOON
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UK'S CHANCELLOR HUNT: THE WORK IS NOT DONE ON FIXING THE ECONOMY. post:
UK'S CHANCELLOR HUNT: WE WILL REDUCE DEBT, CUT TAXES, AND REWARD WORK IN THIS STATEMENT. post:
UK'S CHANCELLOR HUNT: WE WILL CUT BUSINESS TAXES. post:
UK'S CHANCELLOR HUNT: THE OBR SAYS THAT OUR MEASURES WILL RAISE BUSINESS INVESTMENT, REDUCE INFLATION, AND INCREASE GDP. post: UK'S HUNT: OBR SEES CPI OF 2.8% IN 2024 (MARCH FORECAST 0.9%) UK'S HUNT OBR SAYS INFLATION WILL FALL TO 2% TARGET IN 2025 UK FINANCE MINISTER HUNT: I WILL NOT TAKE RISKS WITH INFLATION
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