How Low Will Australia’s Central Bank Go On Rates? | The Bloomberg Australia Podcast
May 22, 2025
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as posted by the channelThe Reserve Bank of Australia this week cut rates by 25 basis points, for the second time this year, while pulling off a post-Covid economic crisis soft landing for the local economy that few central banks have been able to execute.
This week on the podcast, Rebecca Jones speaks to Bloomberg Economics’ James McIntyre about the outlook for interest rates, how that could be affected by Trump’s tariff war, and what it all means for the housing market.
It's home to the world's biggest miner and the most China-dependent economy on Earth. The business news of Australia is more important than ever before. Join Rebecca Jones and our team of reporters each week for the smart local analysis you want, with the global context you need into Australia’s biggest stories.
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