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What to expect from the RBA today - view of big investors

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Goldman: Expectations 0.25% reduction in the base rate to 2.00%

Deutsche Bank: Expectations for maintaining the level of interest rates 2.25%, as in the statement after Release will probably become clear, however, that in the future a reduction of interest rates if the economy continues to be delayed.

BofA Merrill: Another good thing is that the Central Bank of Australia will cut interest rates by at least 0.25%, but the question is when? Expected to cut interest rates this week, but uncertainty is high. This is due to the fact that in the short term are expected quantitative easing by printing money. Probably market volatility will be very high, but if the central bank decides not to decrease the level of interest rates, investors might remain in the country.

Morgan Stanley: If by RBA decide quantitative easing is unlikely to see ponizhnie interest rates. MS economists believe, however, in March by the Central Bank of Australia will bring down the level of the base rate by 0.25% and by the end of May with another 0.25%.

JP Morgan: "With respect to the RBA, expected us to drop 25 points"

Credit Suisse: The projections are for a decrease in interest rates in April. Minutes of the last meeting of the RBA showed that the probability of decline for this week, but analysts of Credit Suisse will take more time to take this step.

RBS: Changes are not expected. Future quantitative easing is likely to keep interest rates at least until the end of April.

UBS: From UBS expected cut by 25 basis points, reaching a record low of 2.00%

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