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Stable inflation may abate rate rise
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Enlarge textThe odds on a Melbourne Cup Day interest rate rise have dramatically reduced on the back of the latest official inflation figures.
topHow will the merger hit rates?
The Singapore Exchange’s tilt for the ASX is generally good news for investors and our dollar, but the good news may end later this week with signs the RBA may in fact get the ammunition it needs to lift interest rates next week.
The Aussie dollar was boosted by news of a merger between the ASX and Singapore Exchange but will that be enough to stave off an interest rate rise by the RBA next week?(AAP)
Melbourne Cup rate rise?
Bookies along with borrowers are likely to be the winners on Melbourne Cup Day, as the Reserve Bank unveils its decision on interest rates half an hour before Australia’s big race.
Will the RBA put rates up just half an hour before the big race? (AAP)
Currency traders will be keeping a very close eye on the Australian dollar tonight after it hit yet another record against the greenback earlier today.
What's happening with the Aussie?
The right time to be spending your Aussie dollars in the US? (AAP)
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