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Economists tip unchanged interest rates

Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens gets his first chance to express his thoughts on the floods this week and what impact they'll have on interest rates.

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The central bank today holds its first board meeting since December and releases its quarterly monetary policy statement on Friday.

Economists widely expect the official cash rate to remain unchanged at 4.75 per cent.

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JP Morgan chief economist Stephen Walters says the chances of a near-term rate hike were snuffed out by both the devastating floods and by last week's CPI result.


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