RBA expected to keep interest rates on hold

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Only 10 out of 30 economists expect the cash rate to rise this week with money markets projecting a 37 per cent chance of a rate increase.

Only 10 out of 30 economists expect the cash rate to rise this week with money markets projecting a 37 per cent chance of a rate increase. RBA Governor Philip Lowe is facing the two major challenges of rising inflation and wages in his decision.

 

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