Members of the Reserve Bank of Australia's monetary policy board felt that the central bank could still provide additional monetary easing because inflation remains in check, minutes from the bank's June 4 meeting revealed on Tuesday.
The easing might become necessary down the road, the bank said, since domestic growth has remained slightly below trend through the last four quarters.
Global economic activity has been in line with forecasts, the minutes showed.
At the meeting, the RBA left its cash rate on hold at 2.75 percent.
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