RBA’s Hunter Says Australia’s CPI Was ‘Touch Softer’ Than Anticipated, Labor Market Still ‘Bit Tight’
A senior Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) official stated that Australia’s latest inflation data was “a touch softer” than anticipated, while adding that the labor market is still showing “a bit of tightness.”
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