Inflation
4.3%
Annual CPI
2026-09
Next RBA decision
2:30 pm · Sydney time
View the December 2026 RBA decision pageAdd official meetings to your calendarCurrent cash rate target
4.85%
The RBA’s current cash rate target, effective 4 November 2026.
The cash rate target is a benchmark. Your lender’s mortgage rate may differ.
Most recent decision
At its 3 November 2026 meeting, the Board increased the cash rate target to 4.85%. The next decision is on 8 December 2026.
Market expectation
Pricing for the 8 Dec 2026 decision
ASX market-implied probabilities
Hold
100%
This is market pricing, not a guarantee of what the RBA will decide.
This is a market-derived indicator based on 30 Day Interbank Cash Rate Futures.
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Rate scenario
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Estimated repayment (monthly)
+0.25 ptsCurrent (monthly)
$4,487
After scenario (monthly)
$4,590
Approximate change per month
+$103 / month
+$1,237 per year, approximately
General Information & Estimates Only. The selected scenario is applied to your entered rate while the balance and remaining term stay unchanged. Assumes a principal-and-interest loan and that your lender passes through the rate change in full. Weekly and fortnightly figures are annualized equivalents ((monthly × 12) ÷ 52 or 26); actual lender repayments may differ depending on compounding and rounding methods. Does not factor in comparison rates, package discounts, or ongoing bank fees. Not financial product advice (ASIC RG 244).
Key data before the next meeting
Inflation
4.3%
Annual CPI
2026-09
Underlying inflation
3.6%
Trimmed mean
2026-09
Unemployment
4.7%
Seasonally adjusted
2026-09
Wages
3.2%
Annual WPI growth
2026-Q2
The RBA considers inflation, employment, wages, economic activity and financial conditions when setting monetary policy. None of these measures determines a decision on its own.
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