RBA July meeting minutes - says again rising AUD complicates rebalancing

Reserve Bank of Australia minutes of the July 2017 meeting

Judged steady policy stance consistent with growth, inflation targets
Saw welcome improvement in world economy, number of central banks more positive
"Nevertheless" domestic labour, housing markets continued to warrant careful monitoring
Repeats a rising A$ would complicate economic rebalancing
Australian economic data for Q2 had generally been positive
Data suggest gdp growth increased in Q2, household consumption picked up
Jobs data positive, provided further confirmation of improvement in labour market
Recent rise in employment to support household incomes, spending
underemployment still elevated, wage pressures subdued
Fiscal policy to be more expansionary in 2017/18 than previously expected
Stronger infrastructure spending to have significant positive spillovers to economy
Too early for tighter lending rules to have full effect on housing market
RBA estimates neutral real rate had fallen to around 1 pct, neutral nominal rate at 3.5 pct

Quick Headlines via Reuters

Market taking note of the 'neutral rate' at 3.5% comment .... liking the AUD as a result

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The big news is from the US, politics (natch):

USD getting sold off on the imminent demise of the Republican health care bill: