Reported about 8 hours ago
According to Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser, Australia's central bank, the RBA, is unlikely to publicly identify dissenting board members as part of its new monetary policy framework. This approach aims to minimize 'noise' around interest rate decisions and will align public speeches with the board's collective assessment rather than individual views. Discussions on publishing board votes will start at the next meeting, following recommendations from an independent review for greater transparency and communication improvements.
Source: YAHOO