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the Reserve Bank of Australia ( RBA ) on the first Tuesday of each month(passive) set byofficial interest rates

the Reserve Bank of Australia ... the banksetsofficial interest rates

Land costs ... used by the Reserve Bank of Australiato setofficial interest rates

monetary policy ... the Reserve Bank of Australiasetsofficial interest rates

the Reserve Bank of Australia for the corresponding period(passive) set bythe Official Interest Rate

the Reserve Bank of Australia – banks and financial institutions(passive) is set byThe official interest rate

their respective central banks(passive) set bythe official interest rates

a policy model along those lines with the Reserve Bank of Australiasettingofficial interest rates

The Federal Reserve Banksetsofficial interest rates

Every month on this day the board of the Reserve Bank of Australia meetsto setofficial interest rates

Central Banks at their policy meetings(passive) set bythe official interest rates

Central banks like the Federal Reservesetofficial interest rates

the domestic Central or Reserve Bank such as the RBA(passive) set bythe official interest rate

the Reserve Bank usesto setofficial interest rates

the lead from the Reserve Bankwill setthe official interest rates

the SA Reserve Bank(passive) set bythe official interest rates

the central bank of each country(passive) set bythe official interest rate

the corresponding central bank(passive) set bythe official interest rates

so then why do we need a central bankto setan " official " interest rate

the central bank on its own operations(passive) set bythe official interest rates

the local central bank(passive) set bythe official interest rate

the European Central Bank ( ECB(passive) set bythe official interest rate

the Reserve Bank of Australia , or home loan interest rates , which are set by individual lenders(passive) are set byofficial interest rates

the central banks ... while the market sets the forward rates(passive) are set bythe official interest rates

the central banks and the rates on the wholesale money market(passive) set bythe official interest rates

central banks near zero in many countries(passive) set byofficial interest rates

the RNBZ ( Reserve Bank of NZ(passive) set bythe ‘ official ’ interest rate

The monthly meetings of the Reserve Bankto setofficial ’ interest rates

a central bank , which is an arm of the government(passive) are set byOfficial interest rates

central bank policy makers(passive) being set byofficial interest rates

central banks , regulatory costs and new prudential measures(passive) set bythe official interest rates

the central bank and the rates faced by companies , households , and countries(passive) set bythe official interest rate

Ian McFarlane the governor of the Reserve Banksetsofficial interest rates

tax incentives / disincentives and the Reserve Banksettingofficial interest rates

the European Central Bank , which are at record lows(passive) set bythe official interest rates

a central bank on its own monetary policy operations(passive) set bythe official interest rates

an independent central bank rather than politicians(passive) being set bythe official interest rate

the central bank , a non - elected bodyshould setthe official interest rate

The inflation figures are closely watched by the central banksetsofficial interest rates

the central bank on the central bank 's own operations(passive) set bythe official interest rates

above the RBA cash rate for the first time since early 2001settingabove the RBA cash rate for the first time since early 2001

to remain at historically low levels for long time yetare setto remain at historically low levels for long time yet

at a record low 2.5 %setat a record low 2.5 %

to remain on hold this weekare setto remain on hold this week

for another rise tomorrowlook setfor another rise tomorrow

to remain steady for another yearsetto remain steady for another year

to remain at 4.5 per centis setto remain at 4.5 per cent

to stay on hold for the foreseeable future at the record low rate of 2.5 per cent because Australia ’s economic outlook remains uncertainare setto stay on hold for the foreseeable future at the record low rate of 2.5 per cent because Australia ’s economic outlook remains uncertain

to rise Official Interest Rates in the USsetto rise Official Interest Rates in the US

to remain on hold until the employment situation improves and inflation climbs higherlook setto remain on hold until the employment situation improves and inflation climbs higher

at an all time low level of 1.5 per centare setat an all time low level of 1.5 per cent

all the banks ' short - term and variable interest rates to risecausesall the banks ' short - term and variable interest rates to rise

to remain on hold for the foreseeable future with no change in interest rates priced in over the next 18 monthsare setto remain on hold for the foreseeable future with no change in interest rates priced in over the next 18 months

to remain lower for longer ... saying he was open to cutting the cash rate from its current level of 1 per cent if neededare setto remain lower for longer ... saying he was open to cutting the cash rate from its current level of 1 per cent if needed

at 1.5 % by the RBAsetat 1.5 % by the RBA

Variable rates(passive) are influenced byVariable rates

at historic lows of just 2.5 per centsetat historic lows of just 2.5 per cent

at 1.5 per cent for almost three yearssetat 1.5 per cent for almost three years

between 10 to 22 percentwere setbetween 10 to 22 percent

the price banks pay when borrowing cash from the central bank in the country they are regulated insetthe price banks pay when borrowing cash from the central bank in the country they are regulated in

at levels below inflationsetat levels below inflation

at closesetat close

up to Christmasleadingup to Christmas

at 108 percent in a failed attempt to stabilize the value of the levsetat 108 percent in a failed attempt to stabilize the value of the lev

a benchmark from which mortgage , credit card and other loan rates are basedsetsa benchmark from which mortgage , credit card and other loan rates are based

to increaseseem setto increase

between NEGATIVE 0.25 % and NEGATIVE 1.25 %would be setbetween NEGATIVE 0.25 % and NEGATIVE 1.25 %

near zeroare setnear zero

from time to time by the Bank of England ’s Monetary Policy Committeesetfrom time to time by the Bank of England ’s Monetary Policy Committee

the level of short - term rates in the financial marketssetthe level of short - term rates in the financial markets

to head lower and perhaps not begin rising from record lows until 2021setto head lower and perhaps not begin rising from record lows until 2021

decisions to a ‘ Monetary Policy Committee ’ ( MPC ) , made up of Bank staff and external memberssettingdecisions to a ‘ Monetary Policy Committee ’ ( MPC ) , made up of Bank staff and external members

to fall in the near - future and provide a major lift to housing affordabilityare ... setto fall in the near - future and provide a major lift to housing affordability

decisions to a Monetary Policy Committee which includes staff and non - Reserve Bank memberssettingdecisions to a Monetary Policy Committee which includes staff and non - Reserve Bank members

only with inflation in mind ... leaving financial stability to prudential policy alone – or should the burden be shared in some way , in which case decisions might better be set by a single committee or somehow coordinated across the twoshould be setonly with inflation in mind ... leaving financial stability to prudential policy alone – or should the burden be shared in some way , in which case decisions might better be set by a single committee or somehow coordinated across the two

a round of home loan rate cuts by lenderspromptinga round of home loan rate cuts by lenders

as a benchmark interest rate by the Monetary Policy Committee ( MPC ) of Central Bank of Nigeria ( CBNsetas a benchmark interest rate by the Monetary Policy Committee ( MPC ) of Central Bank of Nigeria ( CBN

a smoke screensettinga smoke screen

to a boom in bond and currency tradingledto a boom in bond and currency trading

changes(passive) caused bychanges

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