RBA mulls more rate cuts as world prepares for Liberation Day 2.0
07-07-2025 14:30 via smh.com.au

RBA mulls more rate cuts as world prepares for Liberation Day 2.0

The Reserve Bank is expected to follow up its May rate cut with another on Tuesday –just in time for US President Donald Trump to release his newest tariff plan.
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