In a much-awaited speech on unconventional monetary policy, RBA Governor Philip Lowe set a high bar for launching quantitative easing (QE) in Australia. But against a backdrop of stubbornly-low inflation and rising unemployment, we suspect that it won’t be long before it is cleared.
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