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RBA’s dovish tilt unlikely to be replicated elsewhere

With price pressures still strong, the looming global recession is unlikely to derail central banks’ tightening plans in the months ahead. While the RBA quoted the deteriorating global outlook when it recently decided to slow the pace of rate hikes in Australia, policymakers in most other DMs face a worse inflation problem.

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