Australia's RBA just threw a curveball. They're not cutting rates anytime soon—in fact, a hike isn't off the table. Why the hawkish stance? Their economy's proving resilient, and inflation? Still stubbornly trending upward. This shift mirrors what we're seeing across major economies: central banks are hitting pause on the dovish playbook. The global monetary landscape is tightening again, and markets need to price in this new reality.
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notSatoshi1971
· 1h ago
The Reserve Bank of Australia’s move this time is really something else. I was expecting a rate cut, but they went in the opposite direction... Inflation is such a pain, it just won’t come down.
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· 15h ago
The RBA is really stirring things up this time, with rate hike expectations coming back... I knew this wave of inflation wouldn't be so easy to deal with.
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 15h ago
The Australian central bank's move this time is really something else. I thought there would be a rate cut, but instead they went the other way... Inflation is just a pesky problem that won't go away.
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AirdropHarvester
· 16h ago
Wait, the RBA is going to raise interest rates? The Australian economy is really that resilient... It feels like central banks around the world are starting to shift direction, so the crypto market will follow and become volatile again.
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LiquidatedAgain
· 16h ago
Here we go again? I've seen the Australian central bank pull this move too many times—first they say no rate cuts, then they turn around and hike rates. Retail investors caught in the market have to recalculate their liquidation prices all over again. Economic resilience + sticky inflation = nightmare combo. Last time this happened, I got liquidated on the spot.
Australia's RBA just threw a curveball. They're not cutting rates anytime soon—in fact, a hike isn't off the table. Why the hawkish stance? Their economy's proving resilient, and inflation? Still stubbornly trending upward. This shift mirrors what we're seeing across major economies: central banks are hitting pause on the dovish playbook. The global monetary landscape is tightening again, and markets need to price in this new reality.