Quelle: smh.com.au
Australia's central bank injected a generous amount of cash into the banking system today in a bid to ease short-term money rates, which have jumped amid renewed worries about a credit crunch and risk aversion.
In its regular daily money market operation, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) added $1.71 billion in cash, well above the estimated cash requirement for the day of $719 million.
The larger-than-expected injection also implied commercial banks' cash balances with the central bank would rise to a relatively large $3 billion...








