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      Building Approvals, Australia, February 2025
      Submitted Apr 1, 2025      |From abs.gov.au

      The February 2025 seasonally adjusted estimate: • Total dwellings approved fell 0.3%, to 16,606. • Private sector houses rose 1.0%, to 9,203, while private sector dwellings excluding houses fell 1.5%, to 7,113. • The value of total residential ...

      Why oil could fall to $60 a barrel
      Submitted Apr 1, 2025      |From youtube.com/yahoofinance

      Oil (CL=F, BZ=F) prices are expected to dip to the low $60-per-barrel range, similar to levels seen in 2021, as oversupply continues to plague the market. Macquarie Group global energy strategist Vikas Dwivedi joins Asking for Trend host Josh Lipton ...

      Tariff Tensions Cloud Oil Market Outlook
      Submitted Apr 1, 2025      |From rigzone.com

      Oil edged down as uncertainty about US President Donald Trump’s tariff plans muddies the economic outlook. West Texas Intermediate futures fell 0.4% to settle above $71 a barrel, after gaining 3.1% on Monday. The S&P 500 also edged lower as Trump ...

      Rates Spark: No liberation for volatility
      Submitted Apr 1, 2025      |From think.ing.com

      Treasuries are viewing the complex ahead as glass half empty for macroeconomic activity. Survey evidence continues to prompt that reaction, and the swash-buckle tone being adopted by the Trump administration now generates more apprehension than ...

      Kent: The RBA’s Monetary Policy Implementation System – Some Important Updates
      Submitted Apr 1, 2025      |From rba.gov.au

      I would like to thank KangaNews for the opportunity to discuss some important updates to the system for monetary policy implementation in Australia. The Reserve Bank Board discussed this late last year, and we are now ready to announce operational changes to our Open Market Operations (OMOs) that will support the transition to ample reserves. Monetary policy implementation is at the core of the financial system’s plumbing. It is how we give effect to changes in the cash rate target, influence other money market rates and provide liquidity to the banking system. Importantly, it enables us to conduct monetary policy in a way that best contributes to both price stability and full employment. The RBA achieves this by providing banks access to Exchange Settlement (ES) balances – otherwise known as reserves. Banks use these funds to settle payments with other banks and the RBA. Banks also hold reserves for precautionary and regulatory purposes. In response to various price signals, and to help manage their reserves and deal with their funding needs, banks borrow and lend reserves in money markets. These transactions underpin key interest rates in the Australian economy – such as the cash rate and short-term money market rates like bank bill swap rates. An effective monetary policy implementation system is critical for all market participants. It aids in the smooth transmission of monetary policy, supports good functioning of money markets and hence other key financial markets, and encourages greater resilience in the financial system. In March last year, the Reserve Bank Board endorsed the new system for implementing monetary policy. Banks’ demand for reserves would be satisfied in full at our OMOs, at a price near the cash rate target, using full allotment repurchase agreement (repo) auctions. We call this system ‘ample reserves with full allotment’ because it supplies as many reserves as banks demand at our OMOs. RBA's Kent says will raise new OMO repo rate by 5bp to 10bp above cash rate target https://t.co/gk4wNNji9Q RBA Kent to introduce seven-day term, additionally to 28-day term at each weekly OMO effective from April 9 RBA's Kent: Changes have no implications for monetary policy stance

      Crypto Miners Should Speed Renewable Adoption
      Submitted Apr 1, 2025      |From etftrends.com

      Mining cryptocurrency is a notoriously energy-intensive endeavor. In recent years, that issue has increasingly popped up on the radars of climate and environmental groups. It’s not being lost on investors, either. Crypto miners, including those ...

      NZ building consents issued: February 2025
      Submitted Apr 1, 2025      |From stats.govt.nz

      Key Facts: • In February 2025, the seasonally adjusted number of new dwellings consented rose 0.7 percent, after rising 2.6 percent in January 2025. • In the year ended February 2025, the actual number of new dwellings consented was 33,595, down 7.4 ...