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  • RBA leaves bleak rates outlook intact

    RESERVE Bank of Australia (RBA) assistant governor Malcolm Edey has restated the economic assessment presented in the central bank's quarterly monetary policy statement last week.

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    RBA flags strong wage growth

    THE labour market remains strong and there are signs of higher wages growth, keeping inflation as one of the central bank's key challenges, Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Assistant Governor Malcolm Edey says.

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      New chief did not take any banking exams

      Ron Sandler, the man chosen by the Government to run Northern Rock, does not have any formal banking qualifications.


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        Unions and rivals fear worst as pursuit of savers begins

        Banking industry concerned newly nationalised Northern Rock now has unfair advantage

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          Thousands of jobs to go at Northern Rock

          Darling to tough out opposition from shareholders, unions, banks and EU

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            Market rallies on RBA comments

            THE stock market rallied this morning after the Reserve Bank of Australia said the local economy remained robust in the face of deteriorating global conditions.

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              RBA wanted larger rate hike

              THE Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) had considered raising interest rates by a bigger margin earlier this month but took sympathy on borrowers smacked by repeated rate rises, document from the central bank revealed today.

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