The RBA is walking a fine line—balancing persistent inflation pressures against the risk of doing too much, too soon. With policy likely to hinge on incoming data and global shocks still in play, rate decisions look less like a straight path and more like a measured, wait-and-see “bet each way.”

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Stephen Miller

Stephen Miller is GSFM’s market strategist. His expertise in international economic and policy analysis, as well as domestic and global economic and financial market developments, has resulted in him becoming a regular commentator on central banks, rates and inflation.

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