Reserve Bank says further interest rate cuts are possible

BREAKING NEWS: Friday 06 May 2016
Further interest rate cuts are possible
The Reserve Bank has left open the possibility of further interest rate cuts if wages and inflation remain stagnant and the housing market continues to cool.

In its quarterly Statement on Monetary Policy, Australia's central bank explained that Tuesday's decision to cut the cash rate to a record low 1.75 per cent was not triggered by economic growth concerns.

While Australia's economy is expected to keep ticking along, the bank felt compelled to cut rates due to persistently low inflation that is now well below its 2-3 per cent target band and forecast to remain there for at least the rest of this year.

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