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Despite the latest discussion on monetary policy decisions by RBA governor Michele Bullock focusing on a cautious and wait-and-see approach, US Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell seems to be turning more dovish given his latest remarks in his press conference after deciding to leave the Fed funds rate unchanged.

 Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell: turning dovish. David Rowe

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