The Reserve Bank Governor Anna Bremen explains the decision to maintain the official cash rate at 2.25% amid rising inflation and economic pressures, emphasizing vigilance against second-round price increases and the need for timely, data-informed rate hikes in the coming months.
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So what we're saying is that the it's likely that we'll see OCR hikes at coming meetings, but we're not being, you know, exact uh how much and at what meeting, because we will consider, you know, the incoming data and how how the inflation outlook evolves.
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wait-and-see approach based on incoming data
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