Anticipating further hikes in 2026? Here are sectors to watch. The Reserve Bank of Australia held cash rates steady at 3.6%, with expectations shifting towards potential rate hikes by 2026.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has kept interest rates at 3.6 per cent. Despite a recent pick-up in inflation, the RBA says some of the increase in inflation was due to temporary factors. Governor ...

The Reserve Bank of Australia has signalled it would only entertain cutting interest rates if there was a material deterioration in the labour market, reflecting a cautious approach given the board’s ...

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BENGALURU, Oct 31 (Reuters) - The Reserve Bank of Australia will keep its key interest rate unchanged at 3.60% on Tuesday as an inflation spike delays policy easing, according to economists in a ...

Every six weeks on a Tuesday, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) announces its latest interest rate decision. As soon as the decision drops, bond yields change, currency rates shift, the share market ...

You’ve no doubt seen it in the press. Talk of potential changes to payments regulations and snippets of how it might impact various businesses, usually accompanied by quotes of angry (and biased) ...

In her latest economic note, ANZ senior economist Adelaide Timbrell forecasted the RBA would continue to hold interest rates, with the minutes on monteary policy reaffirming this view. “We retain our ...

Australia’s central bank said the risk of faster inflation at a time when the labor market is “still a little tight” underpinned its decision to keep interest rates unchanged last month, reiterating ...

The RBA has kept the cash rate on hold at its September meeting as expected. (Source: Getty/Yahoo Finance) The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) held the cash rate at 3.60 per cent at its September ...

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