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Australia RBA Rate Statement
The Australia RBA Rate Statement is the Reserve Bank of Australia's statement or report explaining its policy decision, often with its own forecasts for growth, inflation and interest rates.
- Importance
- High
- Prochaine publication
- Devise
- AUD · Australian dollar
- Banque centrale
- The Reserve Bank of Australia
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Pourquoi c’est important
The words and the forecasts tell markets where the cash rate target is likely to go next. A central bank that raises its inflation forecasts or signals more hikes (the Fed's "dot plot" of rate projections, for example) can move the Australian dollar and bond yields more than the decision itself.
Mode de calcul
There is no single figure; the report contains the committee's projections (often the median of its members' views) and its assessment of the economy.
Ce que signifient les variations
- Compare the new projections with the previous ones: the revision is the news.
- Changes of a few words in the statement are often deliberate signals.
Supérieur aux attentes : Higher inflation or rate projections than expected tend to lift the Australian dollar and bond yields.
Inférieur aux attentes : Lower projections than expected tend to weaken the Australian dollar and lower bond yields.
Un bref historique
Central banks began to publish forecasts and statements as part of inflation targeting from the 1990s (the Bank of England's Inflation Report from 1993); the Fed's dot plot started in 2012.
Questions
What is the Australia RBA Rate Statement?
The Australia RBA Rate Statement is the Reserve Bank of Australia's statement or report explaining its policy decision, often with its own forecasts for growth, inflation and interest rates.
When is the next Australia RBA Rate Statement?
On Tuesday 8 December 2026 at 03:30 UTC.
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