RBA to Cut Rates Once More This Year: Oxford Economics

The transcript discusses the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) recent decisions to hold interest rates and the potential for further cuts. It highlights concerns about inflation and the possibility of unconventional monetary policies. The economic conditions in Australia are examined, noting positive investment trends but also risks from global trade tensions, particularly with China. The RBA's focus is on maintaining inflation within the target band and addressing economic challenges through monetary stimulus.

What factors are influencing the Reserve Bank of Australia's decision-making process?

What is the current situation regarding consumer spending and business investment in Australia?