Australia's Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock just dropped a heads-up: they're watching inflation like a hawk. If price pressures start heating up again? They won't hesitate to step in. Classic central bank move—keeping all options on the table while markets digest what "ready to act" actually means in policy terms.
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just_another_wallet
· 11h ago
Using the same old line, "We are always ready"? The central bank always says this, but then what? By the time they actually take action, it's already too late and the market has been scared half to death.
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NFTHoarder
· 12-03 00:26
Here comes the "ready to act" trap again; after so many years, it's still the same.
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PonziWhisperer
· 12-03 00:18
Here comes that trap "always ready to act" again? Just listen, but if it really moves, we'll have to wait another six months.
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SnapshotDayLaborer
· 12-03 00:08
Are we doing this trap again? When the Central Bank speaks, the market has to guess for a long time...
Australia's Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock just dropped a heads-up: they're watching inflation like a hawk. If price pressures start heating up again? They won't hesitate to step in. Classic central bank move—keeping all options on the table while markets digest what "ready to act" actually means in policy terms.