The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) today announced that the cash rate will remain unchanged at 3.60%.
This decision reflects a cautious approach amid easing inflation but continued economic uncertainty. While consumer price growth has moderated from previous highs, the pace of decline has slowed, and the Bank remains alert to potential risks.
Australia’s economy is showing signs of stabilisation, supported by a resilient labour market and modest growth in private demand. Housing affordability and cost-of-living pressures, however, remain key challenges.
By holding rates steady, the RBA aims to balance inflation control with economic growth, while providing households and businesses with greater certainty. The Board has signalled it will continue to monitor data closely before making further adjustments.
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