RBA - Wespac tip two interest rate cuts in 2019

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  1. Waterboy

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    Westpac now expects 0.75% total cuts in 2019:

    "Earlier this week Westpac moved forward its forecast for RBA cash rate cuts from the original forecast on February 21 of cuts in August and November to June and August.

    The June cut remains almost certain; a second in August is our expectation and the November cut should also proceed.

    Therefore, Westpac is now forecasting three cuts in 2019 in June; August and November to push the cash rate from 1.5% to 0.75% and to hold at that level through 2020."

    Read more: RBA to cut the cash rate to 0.75% by November; AUD to USD0.66 by end 2019.
     
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    ^Westpac also discusses potential Quantitative Easing (QE) in 2020 or beyond.
     
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    The sooner Canberra gets its fiscal hands out of its pockets, the better...
     
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    The RBA can just buy AU Government Debt and write it off...
     
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    And yet the RBA hasn't reduced the cash rate yet?
     
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