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Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe Speech at the Anika Foundation Lunch

✅ RBA board sees no strong case for near-term rate move

✅ Says next rate move likely to be up if economy evolves as expected

✅ Timing of move depends on unemployment, inflation moving to middle of target range

✅ Says natural for rates to eventually return to more “normal” levels  

✅ Financial risks moving in right direction as house prices, borrowing eases

✅ Wages picking up in pockets of labour market, broader rise will be gradual

✅ Says expects inflation to rise close to 2.5 pct in 2020

✅ Unemployment to reach 5 pct over next few years

✅ Says 5 pct is conventional estimate of full employment, but could go lower

✅ Latest data consistent with forecasts for economic growth bit above 3 pct in 2018/2019

✅ Says Australia’s demographic profile more positive than of many other countries

✅ Higher migration has led to faster population growth than in other advanced economies

✅ Migration one reason economy has experienced higher average growth

✅ Migrants tend to be younger, changing our demographic profile in a positive way

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