The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) maintained interest rates at 3.6% during its recent meeting, following three cuts earlier in the year, amidst rising inflation and a declining unemployment rate of 4.3%. Major banks have withdrawn predictions for further cuts in 2025, and there are speculations about potential rate hikes in the future. Economists suggest inflation may remain stubbornly high, complicating efforts to return to the RBA’s target. The RBA is expected to stay patient in its monetary policy as core inflation remains stable.
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