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The Reserve Bank of Australia insists on a debt reduction plan to reduce weekly debt purchases from 5 billion Australian dollars to 4 billion Australian dollars
The Reserve Bank of Australia said it will buy 4 billion Australian dollars of government securities per week, which is lower than the current level of 5 billion Australian dollars per week. The Reserve Bank of Australia kept the key interest rate and three-year bond yield target unchanged at 0.10% on Tuesday. In a statement after the September policy meeting, Reserve Bank of Australia Chairman Philip Lowe said, “The Monetary Policy Committee decided to buy 4 billion Australian dollars of bonds every week until at least February 2022, reflecting the delay in economic recovery and increased uncertainty related to the Delta epidemic,” stating, “The Commission is committed to maintaining a highly supportive monetary environment to achieve a full recovery
Before trading: the dollar broke through 93 Dow again, futures rose 0.01%.
U. S. stock index futures were flat before Wednesday and trading in the stock market was flat. Risk sentiment in the financial market has become cautious, and investors' attention has turned to the annual meeting of the central bank in Jackson Hole on Thursday and Friday, especially Powell's speech at 10:00 EDT on Friday. As of press time, Dow futures are up 0.01%, S & P 500 index futures are up 0.15%, and Nasdaq futures are down 0.10%. The FTSE 100th index in the UK rose 0.4 per cent, Germany's DAX index fell 0.2 per cent and France's CAC-40 index rose 0.2 per cent. Safe haven currencies rose on Wednesday, with the dollar index back above the 93 mark, the euro and sterling
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