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The quarter closed out with a couple of domestic banks chasing funds, offering 4.80% for 6-month term deposits.
APRA’s latest statistical releases reveal a growing funding gap, with loan growth picking up while deposit growth has been slowing.
We expect this trend to drive increased demand in the wholesale space, particularly for NCDs and TDs.
RBA Today
The RBA meets today for its first decision under the new board structure. A hold is expected, with no surprises anticipated.
Markets will also be watching for retail sales data and Assistant Governor Kent’s speech on Wednesday for additional context.
The RBA will remain attentive to election-related headlines, though these are not expected to shift the broader narrative.
Global uncertainty continues to weigh on the policy outlook, with the RBA likely to remain cautious amid external risks.
Trump’s upcoming “Liberation Day” announcements could provide greater clarity on global trade dynamics, influencing the RBA’s future considerations.
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