All eyes are on the Reserve Bank ahead of tomorrow's interest rate decision, with markets divided over whether policymakers will simply leave rates unchanged or deliver a distinctly hawkish message that keeps another hike firmly on the table. What looked like a straightforward hold only a few weeks ago has become a far more nuanced discussion as inflation concerns have resurfaced and market expectations have shifted.
At the centre of the debate is a simple question. Is the RBA genuinely finished tightening, or is it still prepared to lift rates again if inflation proves more persistent than expected? The. . .
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