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Reserve Bank of Australia in Podcasts

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Australian central bank, the Reserve Bank of Australia, responsible for monetary policy.

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CommSec Market Update
AM 16 Jun 26: Dow hits record on US-Iran peace deal

In Australia, as mentioned, the RBA will hand down its decision on interest rates this afternoon.

FEAR & GREED | Business News
War end sparks markets; Rinehart’s $1.4bn SpaceX investment; M&A bonanza

The timing couldn't be better for the Reserve Bank because all of this comes ahead of today's decision on interest rates.

FEAR & GREED | Business News
Q+A: The Week Ahead | 15 June 2026

It's an exciting week whenever the Reserve Bank Board is meeting.

The Daily Aus
Headlines: Economy slows to 0.3% growth

The latest Gross Domestic Product Figures, or GDP, from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, or ABS, show how interest rate rises and the start of the Iran war impacted the Australian economy over the March quarter.

ABC Business Daily
Who really is investing in property?

Fresh analysis from the Reserve Bank, released just today, paints the clearest picture yet of Australian housing investors.

Australian Finance Podcast
Q&A: Bonds, how to become an investor & graduating from Superhero

The central bank, if you've heard the term RBA here in Australia or the Fed in the US, these organizations will lower interest rates during a market crash.

Australian Finance Podcast
Q&A: Margin loans, using DRPs and is broker data good?

So the government in Australia, the RBA, which is the Reserve Bank, and in the US it would be the Fed, in England it would be the Bank of England and so on and so forth, what they do is they set interest rates to control inflation and they want inflation to be around 2-3% per year.