Reserve Bank of Australia Assistant Governor Sarah Hunter said central banks cannot automatically dismiss inflation caused by supply shocks, arguing that persistent disruptions may still require a monetary policy response. “While supply shocks create difficult trade-offs, they do not lessen the importance of maintaining low and stable inflation,” she said, emphasizing that the RBA remains […]
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