The simple way to follow Australia’s interest-rate decisions

RBADay is independent, source-led and intentionally small. It is not a comparison engine or personal financial adviser.

The product is built to be useful around every RBA meeting and after major CPI, jobs and wage releases, while staying fast enough for a traffic spike.

RBADay publishes its data through automated source checks. The publication contact for data questions and corrections is [email protected]. The methodology explains the sources and calculations; the data and resources page provides the calendar, historical CSV and website widget.

The RBA and ABS author the original statistics. RBADay compiles and displays them, calculates the illustrative mortgage estimates and labels data that is delayed or unavailable. Verification timestamps show when a source was checked; they are not a claim that a person reviews every observation.

RBADay is an independent Australian publication. It is not owned by, affiliated with or endorsed by a bank, lender, broker, the Reserve Bank of Australia, the Australian Bureau of Statistics or ASX.

Every rate, date and economic figure links to its official source: the Reserve Bank of Australia for the cash rate, decisions and meeting schedule; the Australian Bureau of Statistics for inflation, unemployment and wages; and the ASX RBA Rate Tracker for market pricing. Each section shows when it was last verified, and a section is labelled as delayed when its source has not been confirmed on schedule.

Mortgage figures are estimates from a standard repayment formula and the assumptions stated beside each result. RBADay provides general information only and does not provide personal financial or credit advice.

Sponsored placements are always labelled. Sponsors cannot change data, calculations, wording, ordering or methodology. See the methodology for how data is collected and checked.

If something looks wrong, email [email protected] with the page address and the source you are comparing against. Reported data errors are checked against the official source, and confirmed errors are fixed promptly. A material correction to a published decision or figure is noted on the affected page.

For questions, corrections, sponsorship or privacy requests, contact [email protected].

We do not invent forecasts, present market pricing as a guaranteed outcome, or pretend to know how a specific bank will change its mortgage rates.