Since 1994 entered China, Commonwealth Bank of Australia has established close ties with China financial circles and carried out business cooperation in various fields. Commonwealth Bank of Australia not only owns Shanghai Branch and Beijing Representative Office, but also actively participates in the reform of commercial banks in China, and has successfully participated in Qilu Bank (accounting for 20%) and Hangzhou Bank (accounting for 65,438+09.9%). In 2006, Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Cinda Asset Management Co., Ltd. jointly established Cinda Aussie Fund Management Co., Ltd. (accounting for 46% of the shares), and then jointly established Bank of Communications Kanglian Life Insurance Co., Ltd. with Bank of Communications on 20 10 (accounting for 37.5% of the shares). Initiating the establishment of village banks is one of the most important development strategies of Commonwealth Bank of Australia in China, and it is committed to long-term investment and development in this rural financial field.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia: The interest rate cut cycle of Reserve Bank of Australia has ended.
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) announced its first interest rate resolution statement this year on Tuesday (February 5), announcing that it would keep the interest rate unchanged at a record low of 3.00%, in line with market expectations. The Reserve Bank of Australia cut interest rates by 65,438+0.25 percentage points in 2065,438+02. Michael Blythe, chief economist of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), said that the current easing cycle of the RBA has ended because the RBA resolution statement ruled out any negative impact brought by economic data. The Economist believes that although the Reserve Bank of Australia has not fully fulfilled its mission, its repeated easing measures are enough, and the effect of previous interest rate cuts will be observed from future economic data. The bank expects the low point of the RBA interest rate level to be 3.00%.