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Economist Saul Eslake says it’s “more likely than not” that the RBAInfo will slash rates in February in order to boost Australia's listless economy BusinessWeekend is presented by Westpac

Economist Saul Eslake says it’s “more likely than not” that the Reserve Bank will further cut rates in February. In September the RBA cut interest rates to a record 0.70 per cent in order to boost the economy's flagging growth. Mr Eslake told Sky News conditions have made another cut likely.

'It's forecasting below trend growth for at least another 18 months, inflation below the bottom end of the Reserve Bank’s target band for the best part of another two years, and unemployment clearly above its revised estimate of full employment,” Mr Eslake said. “It stands ready to ease further”. Image: Getty

 

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