RBA Considers Fifth Rate Hike
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- Patrick Commins Economics correspondentThe Guardian
- Stephanie ChalmersABC News (AU)
- Caitlin PowellDaily Mail
- Derek RoseDaily Mail
- Shane WrightSydney Morning Herald
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RBA Considers Fifth Rate Hike. (2026, October 21). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/94952
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- 20 Oct
Businesses were starting to see 3.5% inflation as the “new normal”, Hauser said.
- 21 Oct
Reserve Bank deputy governor Andrew Hauser says the inflation outlook is "materially worse" than the RBA had forecast, raising the prospect of another interest rate hike as soon as November.
Coverage 4 articles
21 Oct Reserve Bank in ‘nightmare’ position as it considers another rate rise in November
Sydney Morning Herald
21 Oct Aussie mortgage holders brace for possible Melbourne Cup Day rate hike after fresh RBA warning
Daily Mail21 Oct RBA deputy warns inflation outlook 'materially worse' as next decision looms
ABC News (AU)
20 Oct Odds of fifth interest rate hike this year likely to shorten as RBA deputy warns inflation outlook ‘worsening’
The Guardian
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