Australia’s central bank raised its key interest rate for a third consecutive meeting, with Governor
The Reserve Bank’s nine-member policy committee opted to increase the cash rate to 4.35% from 4.1% by a vote of eight to one on Tuesday, unwinding all of last year’s cycle of monetary easing. The aggressive tightening underscored its determination to tame stubbornly strong inflation and cemented the RBA’s outlier status among global counterparts.
The rate hikes give the RBA scope to determine its next move, with policymakers watching if inflation expectations will stay ...
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