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FED'S GOOLSBEE: 'YOU CAN'T BACK OUT NOW' ON INFLATION FIGHT

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Bank views ahead of tomorrow's RBA release...>

AUSSIE 
                                            AUSSIE: Bank views ahead of tomorrow's RBA release at 0330GMT.
                                          
                                            - TD Securities expect the RBA to keep the cash rate on hold at 1.5%. They
                                          
                                            expect the Bank to reaffirm a neutral monetary policy bias again and for the
                                          
                                            Bank to shy away from introducing any changes to the statement for what is the
                                          
                                            last meeting of the year.
                                          
                                            - CACIB expect no change in rates. They add, "the RBA will continue to suggest
                                          
                                            that wages growth and inflation are likely to remain subdued or below target for
                                          
                                            some time", however, so any boost from the upbeat rhetoric on growth will be
                                          
                                            modest. The RBA will continue to threaten low rates for longer if the currency
                                          
                                            appreciates significantly.
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