SYDNEY, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Australia's central bank will review how much traction any further monetary easing might get to rescue the country's economy from recession at its upcoming board meetings, Governor Philip Lowe said in a speech on Thursday.
Lowe said another issue the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Board was considering was the possible effect of further easing on financial stability and long-term macroeconomic stability.
The implications of larger balance-sheet expansion by other central banks was another consideration as the RBA works at potential policy options, Lowe added.