RBA: Output growth has been subdued.

RBA: Broader data show continued excess demand in the economy.

RBA: Output growth has been sluggish, a sign of weak economic momentum.

RBA: The persistence of services sector inflation is a key uncertainty.

RBA: There is still uncertainty about consumption growth.

RBA: The process of restoring the consumer price index to target level is "unlikely to be smooth".

RBA: Persistence of inflation suggests upside risks remain.

RBA: Since then, there have been signs of weakening momentum in economic activity, including slower GDP growth, rising unemployment and weaker-than-expected wage growth.

RBA: Recent data reinforces the need to remain vigilant.

RBA: Data revisions show stronger-than-expected consumption.

RBA: In the latest data, the pace of inflation decline has slowed.

RBA: We need to be confident that inflation will continue to move towards target.

RBA: The committee will rely on data and risk assessment.

RBA: Inflation remains above target, suggesting persistence.

RBA: Wage growth appears to have peaked.

RBA: The Committee is firmly determined to restore CPI to target levels.

According to the Financial Times: The EU will delay Basel banking trading reforms as the United States reviews its plans.