RBA Gives Itself Time to Assess

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<p>As we expected, the RBA Board kept rates on hold following its December meeting. Information received since the previous meeting in early November was considered ‘broadly in line’ with their expectations. The Governor’s decision statement emphasised that inflation continues to moderate, driven by the goods sector. Ahead of its meeting in February 2024, the Board [&#8230;]</p>
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