Former RBA governor Ian Macfarlane has warned Michele Bullock’s job will be much harder than any of her predecessors if the RBA Review is implemented, deeming the propose...

In her first meeting as RBA governor, Michele Bullock has made the monetary policy decision on the monthly cash rate....

The number of rate decisions per year will reduce in 2024 under sweeping reforms following an independent review of the Reserve Bank of Australia. ...

Already headlining as one the largest shake-ups in the RBA’s history, the central bank has welcomed the review’s sweeping overhaul....

The global asset manager is touting investment in value stocks in response to expectations of a longer than anticipated monetary policy tightening cycle. ...

Divergence in monetary policy is leading investors to make two big allocation shifts away from where they have been positioned for decades, according to abrdn. ...

With climate change coming to the forefront, writes Katherine Neiss, there can be a role for central banks to utilise it in their monetary policy. ...

Natixis Investment Management’s head of market strategy Esty Dwek shares what she believes are the biggest market risks for the year ahead....

The economic recovery should be able to continue in 2021 as targeted restrictions means any national lockdowns should be able to be avoided, according to Aviva. ...

The move by the Reserve Bank of Australia to a policy of fiscal stimulus away from monetary policy could cause a supply/demand battle and increased volatility as the cent...

Managers have praised the Reserve Bank of Australia’s efforts but warned the central bank can ‘only do so much’ to stop the tide of the worldwide economic chaos caused by...

Monetary policy in Australia is less effective than it was, according to Plato Investment Management’s managing director Don Hamson, and the Reserve Bank of Australia wou...

This month has marked one of the longest US bull stock markets in US history, according to Eaton Vance....

The clear message for investors at present is that global monetary policy almost certainly has to remain highly expansionary for some time to come, Conrad Burge writes....