Australian mortgage holders face renewed uncertainty as persistent inflation, rising fuel prices and international conflict increase pressure before the Reserve Bank’s September meeting. Australian mortgage holders are facing interest-rate uncertainty as persistent inflation and rising energy costs shape expectations before the Reserve Bank of Australia’s September 29 meeting. The RBA board will consider whether the current 4.35 per cent cash rate remains sufficient to contain inflation or whether another increase is required. However, economists and financial markets remain divided about the outcome.
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