ANZ Drop-In: Australia’s election, RBA easing and the economic outlook

Australia’s 3rd May general election will take place against a backdrop of further Reserve Bank easing and an economy showing signs of having turned a corner. But how far will the RBA go to cut rates, and how could its strategy be influenced by the election outcome? And what does Donald Trump's trade agenda mean for the ANZ outlook?

Join our ANZ team on Wednesday 30th April at 1100 SGT, shortly after the release of first quarter CPI for a briefing all about the outlook for Australia’s economy, policy and financial markets. This 20-minute session will be your opportunity to get answers to your questions about where growth, inflation, rates and asset prices are heading in Australia – plus some discussion about New Zealand – as well as to hear what peers in your industry are asking.

Register today to hear from our Macro and Markets teams about the key issues facing the Australian outlook, including:

• What a Coalition victory would mean for the macro outlook;
• Why we’re still only expecting a shallow RBA easing cycle (and much more aggressive RBNZ cuts);
• The markets view: How ANZ growth and policy outlook – and Trump – will continue to affect the Australian and New Zealand dollars.