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ASX Still Missing Expectations in Several Key Areas, RBA Says

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 23 September 2026, 03:04 UTC By Carmeli Argana 1 min read
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The Reserve Bank of Australia said ASX Ltd. is still falling short of regulatory requirements in several critical areas, even as the exchange aims to address ongoing concerns.

The Reserve Bank of Australia said ASX Ltd. is still falling short of regulatory requirements in several critical areas, even as the exchange aims to address ongoing concerns.
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