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Should the RBA board only meet 8 times a year?

by Annie Kane7 minute read

OPINION An RBA fit for the future has suggested that the central bank should have two boards and should meet eight rather than 11 times a year to allow for “more in-depth discussions”. But would this be a help or a hindrance to mortgagors?

On Thursday (20 April), federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers released the full report of the recent review of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), An RBA fit for the future.

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