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RBA faces dilemma as economy recovers – Sydney Morning Herald
The Reserve Bank faces a key decision on winding back some of its extraordinary stimulus policies this year, which could lead to a rise in fixed-rate mortgage costs….
I think it looks increasingly likely that there will be higher fixed rates in the second half of this year because I think the RBA will have to adjust the yield target in some way.
Because things have rebounded so fast, the challenge for the RBA this year will be managing the evolution of monetary policy away from extraordinarily stimulatory settings to somewhat less stimulatory, Mr Plank said.
AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver has also recently predicted Australia is close to or at the bottom…
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