Why the RBA Will Probably Be on Hold in 2018

The video discusses the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) monetary policy outlook, focusing on factors like wages growth and consumption that influence interest rates. It explores the challenges of achieving higher wages growth despite low unemployment rates. The analysis extends to the Australian dollar's performance, influenced by US dollar trends and global economic dynamics. The video also covers the US dollar's underperformance, treasury yield trends, and potential risks to economic stability. It concludes with insights into global central bank policies, including the Bank of Japan's approach to stimulus.

What is the significance of wages growth in relation to the RBA's monetary policy?

What factors does the RBA need to see evidence of to be comfortable with core inflation moving back to target?

How does the consumption story impact the RBA's decisions?

What concerns does the RBA have regarding the experience of other advanced economies?

What is JP Morgan's outlook for the Australian dollar in 2018?

What are the potential risks associated with the current low rates according to the Boston Fed?

How does JP Morgan view the Bank of Japan's potential actions in the back half of 2018?