RBA accepted that inflation has improved, but refused to turn that improvement into a declaration that rate hikes are finished. Cash rate was left unchanged at 4.35% unanimously, yet Board described policy as only “somewhat restrictive” and explicitly kept another increase on table, saying it could still raise rates “if upside risks materialise.” That is […]
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