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The Reserve Bank board will begin two days of talks on Monday to determine whether the official cash rate will remain steady at 4.35 per cent.
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Who
Reserve Bank board and governor Michele Bullock
What
The Reserve Bank board will begin two days of talks on Monday to determine whether the official cash rate will remain steady at 4.35 per cent.
When
Sun, 14 Jun 2026 17:30:40 GMT · 3h 26m ago
Where
Australia ·
Why
A majority of economists are tipping interest rates to remain on hold as the Reserve Bank begins deliberations.
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How this affects you
If the Reserve Bank leaves rates unchanged, it will be the first time in 2026 the bank's board has not raised interest rates, following three consecutive increases in the first half of the year, potentially signaling a shift towards eventual rate reductions.
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10 events in this thread- Economics3h 24m agoA majority of economists are tipping interest rates to remain on hold as the Reserve Bank begins deliberations.Open article
- Economics3h 24m agoThe Reserve Bank is poised to maintain the official cash rate at 4.35 per cent, which would mark the first time in 2026 the bank has not raised interest rates.Open article
- Economics3h 24m agoA majority of economists are tipping interest rates to remain on hold as the Reserve Bank begins deliberations on Monday, with a decision expected on Tuesday afternoon.Open article
- Economics3h 24m agoA majority of economists are tipping interest rates to remain on hold as the Reserve Bank begins deliberations on Monday, with an announcement expected Tuesday afternoon.Open article
- Economics3h 24m agoThe Reserve Bank is expected to keep the official cash rate steady at 4.35 per cent after three consecutive increases in the first half of 2026.Open article
- Economics3h 26m agoThe Reserve Bank board is expected to keep the cash rate on hold as it begins deliberations.Open article
- Economics3h 26m agoThe Reserve Bank board is widely tipped to keep the cash rate on hold as deliberations begin, with governor Michele Bullock set to announce the decision on Tuesday afternoon.Open article
- Economics3h 26m agoThe Reserve Bank of Australia is widely expected to keep the cash rate on hold at 4.35 per cent, according to a majority of economists surveyed.Open article
- Currently Reading3h 26m agoThe Reserve Bank board will begin two days of talks on Monday to determine whether the official cash rate will remain steady at 4.35 per cent.
- Economics3h 26m agoThe Reserve Bank board and governor Michele Bullock are widely tipped to keep the cash rate on hold, with 42 out of 45 economists in a Reuters survey expecting rates to remain unchanged.Open article