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A Reuters poll showed that 33 out of 30 economists expect the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to raise the cash rate to 4.35% on May 5. More than a third of economists expect the RBA to raise rates to 4.60% or higher this year (no economists gave thi

A Reuters poll showed that 33 out of 30 economists expect the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to raise the cash rate to 4.35% on May 5. More than a third of economists expect the RBA to raise rates to 4.60% or higher this year (no economists gave this expectation in the March survey).

Bank of Japan report: A weak yen has a greater impact on inflation than the oil shock.

The Office of the United States Trade Representative announced that, in light of significant improvements in intellectual property policies by Argentina and Mexico, they have been moved from the Priority Watch List to the Watch List.