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RBA: Westpac Expects RBA Cuts To Start Later But To Be Faster

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Westpac: "We have revised our view of the most likely scenario for the path of the RBA’s cash rate, pushing out the start date of the rate-cutting cycle from February to May. Similar to the pattern in some peer economies, we expect the initial moves to be somewhat front-loaded, with consecutive cuts in late May and early July. This is also a change from our previous expectation of a moderate pace of decline of one cut per quarter. We continue to expect the terminal rate to be 3.35%, to be reached by year-end 2025." 

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Westpac: "We have revised our view of the most likely scenario for the path of the RBA’s cash rate, pushing out the start date of the rate-cutting cycle from February to May. Similar to the pattern in some peer economies, we expect the initial moves to be somewhat front-loaded, with consecutive cuts in late May and early July. This is also a change from our previous expectation of a moderate pace of decline of one cut per quarter. We continue to expect the terminal rate to be 3.35%, to be reached by year-end 2025."