
Australia's Central Bank Delivers Third Consecutive Rate Hike to 4.35%
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has implemented its third consecutive interest rate hike, raising the cash rate to 4.35%. This decision was made under pressure from inflation and escalating Middle East tensions, impacting would-be homebuyers and cementing Australia's outlier status among central banks.
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RBA Delivers Third Straight Hike, Cementing Outlier Status - Bloomberg.com
RBA Delivers Third Straight Hike, Cementing Outlier Status Bloomberg.com
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