The RBA has decided to maintain the cash rate


The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has decided to maintain the cash rate at its June meeting. The cash rate remains at 4.35%. The RBA aims to maintain consumer price inflation (CPI) within a flexible target range of 2-3%. As of April 2026, the CPI stands at 4.2%, which has decreased from 4.6% recorded in March 2026. As global economic conditions are fluctuating, the RBA has decided to hold and continue to evaluate market conditions. The disruption to global oil supply is impacting inflation, and the RBA believe inflation will likely remain high for some time.

The Reserve Bank of Australia’s next schedule meeting

Looking ahead, the next meeting is August 10th and 11th, where further monetary policy decisions will be discussed.

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