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- RBA board still expected growth to accelerate to 3 pct over time, despite soft Q1 - Minutes
RBA board still expected growth to accelerate to 3 pct over time, despite soft Q1 - Minutes
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Low household income growth, high debt posed risks to outlook for consumption
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Wage growth to remain low for some time, noted isolated reports of higher pay deals
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House prices rising briskly in some markets, tentative signs pressure starting to ease
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Members noted would take time for tighter bank lending standards to impact housing market
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Important to maintain close cooperation with other regulators, especially APRA
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Discussed how financial stability affected monetary policy, reviewed experience in U.S. and Sweden
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Recent faster pace of jobs growth to continue, but underemployment still high
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Repeats a rising AUD would complicate economic adjustment
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