Economists say another interest rate rise is possible in November, as the United States economy retreats from the edge of a recession.
Stronger than expected jobs growth saw shares on Wall Street rally last Friday, and gave analysts good reason to reassess their gloomy outlook for the US economy.
But that positive news for the US may prompt the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to push the official cash rate to 6.75 per cent at the November board meeting.
Had recent US jobs data not been so strong, the RBA’s options for increasing interest rates and curbing Australian inflation would be more limited.
Economists say the overall health of the global economy, and inflation figures due in late October, will be strong points of consideration for the Reserve Bank at the November meeting on Melbourne Cup day.
Source: ABC
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Rick Adlam has been involved in mortgage finance since 1996 with Equity Home Loans as a Founding Partner. Rick created Mr Mortgage™ in 1999, one of Australia's first online mortgage brokers. As a mortgage introducer Rick specializes in helping his clients get approved for low interest mortgage loans with no ongoing fees and charges, and low doc home loans for the self employed.
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