RBA deputy governor says inflation is the top problem as markets price a September rate rise to 4.6%
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RBA officials reinforced that inflation remains the top policy priority, while markets are already pricing a high probability of a September hike to 4.6% and further tightening by early next year. The commentary highlights inflation risks tied to external supply shocks and AI-driven investment, implying policy may stay restrictive even if rate hikes are less effective against supply-side pressures. This keeps Australian rates and AUD-sensitive assets in focus.
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Reserve Bank of Australia deputy governor Andrew Hauser said inflation is the economy’s “one big problem,” with markets fully pricing a September cash-rate increase to 4.6%, a 15-year high. Traders are also factoring in what is seen as a near certainty of two more hikes by February. Analysts say current inflation pressures are being driven largely by supply disruptions linked to the U.S.-Iran conflict and a surge in AI spending by major U.S. technology companies. They argue rate rises are poorly suited to addressing those supply-side forces.
