There will not be any ‘major changes’ to monetary policy with new RBA board

AMP Chief Economist Shane Oliver says he doesn’t see any “major changes” to monetary policy going forward with the new RBA board.

AMP Chief Economist Shane Oliver says he doesn’t see any “major changes” to monetary policy going forward with the new RBA board. “If you’re looking for a lower mortgage rate, that’s not going to happen immediately,” Mr Oliver told Sky News Australia.

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