RBA sets out framework for additional monetary policy tools for low rates
The Reserve Bank of Australia said the cash rate remains its primary policy tool, but new guidance sets out how it could deploy additional monetary tools to respond and prepare for future crises, such as another pandemic on the scale of Covid-19.
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has published a new framework for using additional monetary policy tools in a low-interest rate environment, setting out how its monetary policy board would design, deploy and exit unconventional measures if the cash rate nears zero again.
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