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Fitch Ratings: RBA’s policy recalibration signals inflation risk, 2023 rate hike
According to the US-based Fitch Ratings, the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) monetary policy tweak in November keeps the 2023 rate hike expectations intact amid the looming inflation risk.
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“The RBA has indicated it will not raise the cash rate until inflation is sustainably within its 2%-3% target range, a condition that it previously did not expect to be met before 2024 under its central scenario. However, its guidance was softened in its 2 November 2021 monetary policy statement, which hinted that faster-than-expected progress towards meeting the inflation target could lead to a case for raising the rate before 2024. The RBA also officially discontinued its target of 0.1% for the yield on the Australian government’s April 2024 bond.”
“We believe the next step will be the termination of government bond purchases, probably in late 1Q22 or during 2Q22; bond purchases were reduced to AUD4 billion weekly, from AUD5 billion, in September 2021. We continue to expect the cash rate to be raised in 2023, although there is a possibility that it could even be raised in late 2022 if inflation and wage growth exceed our assumptions.”
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