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Australia Home Price Drop Adds to Restrictive Stance: RBA’s Kent

Australia’s softening housing market is contributing to financial conditions potentially being a bit more restrictive than otherwise, the Reserve Bank’s Assistant Governor Chris Kent said at an event.

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Australia Home Price Drop Adds to Restrictive Stance: RBA’s Kent
Australia’s softening housing market is contributing to financial conditions potentially being a bit more restrictive than otherwise, the Reserve Bank’s Assistant Governor Chris Kent said at an event.
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