RBA May Cut Interest Rates at Least Once More, QIC's Buckley Says

The video discusses the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) monetary policy outlook for 2020, focusing on potential rate cuts and the possibility of reaching a lower bound of 0.25%. It explores the implications of these policies on the Australian economy and the potential need for unconventional monetary tools like quantitative easing (QE). The discussion includes strategies for asset managers, such as investing in government bonds and considering currency risks, as well as the impact on credit markets.

What are the implications of the RBA being on its own according to the text?

What is the expected threshold for interest rates mentioned in the text?

What unconventional monetary policy tools are suggested if the economy does not strengthen?

How might the Australian government utilize QE according to the discussion?

What strategies are being considered regarding the currency and interest rates?