Job data serves as a curtainraiser to new government and Reserve Bank statement
The Reserve Bank may signal a lift in the OCR a bit sooner.
Job market data out tomorrow looks set to show continued strength in the economy.
Unemployment, which fell to 4.9% in the June quarter, is expected to keep falling.
The Reserve Bank forecast a drop to 4.7% for the end of September: Market forecasters have hedged their bets with an average
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Rob Hosking
Tue, 31 Oct 2017
Tue, 31 Oct 2017
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Job data serves as a curtainraiser to new government and Reserve Bank statement
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