Central bank independence is still alive
The RBA kept rates on hold at yesterday's meeting, and signalled little interest in raising rates any further.
The RBA is, and continues to remain an independent central bank, committed to openness, transparency, and accountability. Despite this, perceptions in the Australian market continue to challenge the credibility of its independence.
In episode 48 of the Rate Debate, I am joined by Investment Manager Jessica Ren to discuss the latest rate decision, share our opinions on why monetary policy shouldn't be run in isolation but hand in hand with fiscal and regulatory policy and unpack why the fight against inflation will be a slow and bumpy ride.
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Darren is highly regarded in the fixed income industry and is regularly featured in the press. He is also co-host of the popular Australian podcast series The Rate Debate. He has more than 30 years’ experience in fixed income markets and 25 years managing multi-sector fixed income portfolios. Prior to his role at Yarra Capital Management, he was Head of Fixed Income at Nikko AM (Nikko AM was acquired by Yarra Capital Management in April 2021), and a Senior Portfolio Manager at Perpetual, where he held the position for 12 years. Darren has co-responsibility for the Australian Fixed Income team at Yarra Capital Management and is co-portfolio manager of the highly-rated Nikko AM Australian Bond Fund and the Nikko AM insurance mandates.
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