- Australian firms and households getting less optimistic
- Decline in exchange rate assisting economic transition
- Transiton from mining boom not as seamless as would like
- Says will continue to lend what support we can to economy
- Says decline in A$ is assisting the transition, but cannot fine tune it
- Period of sub-par growth favorable compared to aftermath of past mining booms
- Says global outlook improved by US recovery, lower oil prices
Central Banks
RBA Gov Stevens: exchange-rate decline helping economy transition
Australian firms and households getting less optimistic Decline in exchange rate assisting economic transition Transiton from mining boom not as seamless as would like Says will continue to lend what support we can to ec…
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