Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) governor Michele Bullock has said that further interest rate rises remain possible, insisting inflation is still too high. Read the full article here on The Adviser: bit.ly/43ERwVm #RBA #cashrate #borrowers

While the Reserve Bank of Australia cash rate may not have shifted this month, borrower behaviour has. Read the full analysis here: bit.ly/3S6VG5W #broker #interestrates #mortgages #cashrate #reservebank

RBA Pauses Rate Hikes, Holds Cash Rate at 4.35% The Reserve Bank of Australia has held the cash rate at 4.35% after its June 2026 meeting, giving borrowers a break after three rate rises earlier this year. The decision was widely expected, and it means mortgage repayments won’t jump again right away. But the RBA isn’t signalling an easy path from here. It says underlying inflation is still too high and warned it may lift rates again if needed to get inflation back to target. Some major banks don’t expect a rate cut until at least 2027. The next decision is due on August 10–11, and attention is now on new data and Governor Michele Bullock’s comments for clues about what comes next. #RBA #CashRate #Australia #Inflation #Mortgage #Economy #Markets

The Monetary Policy Board of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has announced that it will hold the official cash rate steady at its current level of 4.35 per cent. Read the full story here on The Adviser: bit.ly/3ScAF9V #RBA #brokers #borrowers #cashrate

🇦🇺 RBA Holds at 4.35%: Further Hikes Still on the Table The RBA left the cash rate unchanged at 4.35% at its June meeting, following three increases since the beginning of the year. The Board said financial conditions are now tighter and there are signs the economy is slowing as expected, with consumer spending easing, housing momentum shifting, and unemployment higher than expected in April. But inflation remains the central concern. In its June statement, the RBA said headline and underlying inflation are “still too high”, while higher fuel prices are passing through to other goods and services. The Board also said it will do what is necessary to achieve its mandate, including “increasing the cash rate target further if required.” #RBA #cashrate #interestrates #inflation #monetarypolicy #AUD #AustralianEconomy #vantageupdates #VantageMarkets Trading CFDs involves the risk of losing substantially more than the initial investment, and CFD investors do not own or have any rights to underlying assets. General advice only and does not constitute any investment advice. Please see our TMD, PDS and FSG on our website before trading. Vantage Global Prime Pty Ltd AFSL 428901.

RESERVE BANK HOLDS INTEREST RATES AT 4.35% AS AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY SLOWS: alloranews.com/mercati-finan… #RBA #InterestRates #Australia #AustralianEconomy #CashRate #MortgageRates #Inflation #CostOfLiving #ReserveBank #BusinessNews #AustraliaNews #BreakingNews #AlloraOnline #Economy #Finance #HomeLoans #HousingMarket #Unemployment #AustralianFinance #RBADecision

BREAKING NEWS. The Reserve Bank Monetary Policy Board has revealed its June cash rate decision, as it works to tackle rising inflation and a slowing economy. Read the full story here on The Adviser: bit.ly/3ScAF9V #cashrate #RBA #borrowers #brokers

The economics teams of Australia’s big four lenders now broadly agree that the Reserve Bank of Australia will keep the cash rate at 4.35 per cent at its June meeting. Read the full story here on The Adviser: bit.ly/4veMJWO #RBA #cashrate #mortgages

MAJOR BANKS SEE RATE CUTS ON THE HORIZON AS AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY SLOWS: alloranews.com/mercati-finan… #InterestRates #RBA #ReserveBankAustralia #AustralianEconomy #RateCuts #CashRate #Inflation #CostOfLiving #MortgageStress #HomeLoans #ANZ #CommonwealthBank #NAB #Westpac #HSBC #FinanceNews #EconomyNews #Australia #BusinessNews #FinancialMarkets #PropertyMarket #Investment #EconomicOutlook #AustralianFamilies #MoneyMatters #AlloraOnline #Podcast #NewsAustralia #BreakingNews #EconomiaAustralia

NAB has updated its interest rate forecast.  hubs.la/Q04kMVqB0 #InterestRates #CashRate #EconomicForecast

Australian consumer confidence has dropped 3.1 points to 64.1, the fourth-lowest level since 1973. The decline follows the RBA's decision to raise the cash rate to 4.35%. anzfinancedaily.com/news/anz… #AustralianConsumers #RoyMorgan #RBA #Inflation #CashRate

The RBA has now raised interest rates three times in a row, and everyday Australians are starting to feel it. Higher rates mean bigger mortgage repayments, less money to spend, and tougher conditions for businesses. That’s a problem because retail and construction are two of Australia’s biggest employers. When people stop spending and building slows down, jobs come under pressure too. Labor says it supports workers and tradies, but higher government spending is helping drive inflation, which is one reason the RBA keeps raising rates. And when families are struggling with the cost of living, it’s hard to argue the government is making life easier. #auspol #labor #politics #investing #rba #cashrate #interestrates

RBA Meets May 5: All 4 Banks Calling a Hike The RBA meets on May 5. All four major banks are forecasting a 25 basis point hike to 4.35%. #RBA #interestrates #cashrate #australianproperty #mortgages #ratehike #FTCConsultants #AndrewRomano

It's not a coincidence... 80s/90s #Labor High inflation Mid-90s - '07 #Coalition Stable, low inflation '08–'13 Labor Fluctuations around target '13–'22 Coalition Very low inflation 2022–present Labor Increasing inflation #AUSPol #CashRate #Inflation #CostOfLivingCrisis #RBA

Cashrate vs the UofM Expectations.... consumer is cooked with inflation pressure... disinflationary soon-enough

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Extra pressure has been placed on Australian mortgage holders after the Reserve Bank delivered another cash rate hike. It's expected to add about $90 in monthly repayments to a typical home loan of $600,000 for an owner-occupied property. #interestrates #cashrate #economics #mortgage #auspol

Extra pressure has been placed on Australian mortgage holders after the Reserve Bank delivered another cash rate hike. It's expected to add about $90 in monthly repayments to a typical home loan of $600,000 for an owner-occupied property. #interestrates #cashrate #economics #mortgage #auspol