The meeting readout signalled that monetary policy easing is still on its way and that existing plans for fiscal spending will be accelerated. It stopped short of committing to additional deficit spending beyond what was already approved in March. But it did note that reserve policies would be introduced as needed, suggesting they are ready to provide greater support if the hit from US tariffs ends up being larger than anticipated.
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