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Card transactions value rose in Oct: RBA
SMH 12:00am 18 Dec 2008 The total value of credit and charge card transactions, including advances, rose in October, figures from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) show.
RBA scales back dollar intervention
SMH 12:00am 18 Dec 2008 The RBA propped up the dollar again in November, buying a net $134m, much less than in the previous month.
RBA takes a summer break
SMH 12:00am 16 Dec 2008 The RBA will hold off on further rate cuts until February, according to its December meeting minutes, allowing rate reductions time to work.
RBA leaves door open for January cut
SMH 12:00am 10 Dec 2008 RBA Governor Glenn Stevens has not ruled out cutting interest rates in January if circumstances warrant it.
RBA chief sees scope for more rate cuts
SMH 12:00am 09 Dec 2008 RBA Governor Glenn Stevens sees scope for more monetary and fiscal easing if needed and says Australia's long-term prospects are good,
RBA does not rule out January rate cut
SMH 12:00am 09 Dec 2008 Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) governor Glenn Stevens has not ruled out cutting interest rates in January, a month when the RBA board does not normally meet.
Mortgage holders cheer RBA rate cut
SMH 12:00am 02 Dec 2008 Mortgage holders and home buyers have welcomed the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) latest rate cut, and more good news may be in store for the new year.
RBA slashes rates
SMH 12:00am 02 Dec 2008 The RBA cuts its key interest rate by a full percentage point in its latest effort to prevent the economy from sliding into a recession.
RBA 'profitable' even with $A buying
SMH 12:00am 21 Nov 2008 The RBA will continue to make profit contributions to Treasury coffers, even though it has spent billions buying the struggling Australian dollar, experts say.
RBA boss' comments aimed at Rudd: Bishop
SMH 12:00am 20 Nov 2008 The RBA chief is sounding a warning to the Rudd government when he talks about "worthwhile spending", federal opposition treasury spokeswoman Julie Bishop says.
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