Carrington Clarke

But yes, let's look at the timeline.

So we've got six weeks until the next Reserve Bank decision.

We've got another three months until the next statement of monetary policy.

Obviously, no one knows what's going to happen with this war.

The Reserve Bank's made its decision.

Based on the previous two rate hikes, is it fair to say it's almost certain that all the banks are going to be passing through this quarter of a percentage rise in full?

Michael, it was, as expected, a rate hike from the Reserve Bank today.

Is there anything that surprised you in this statement of monetary policy?

And have you got a final thought before we wrap up?

Fantastic, Michael.

Thank you for joining it.

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Thanks, Carrington.

They take our money, they make us look like fools.

The Reserve Bank is starting its deliberations today on whether to hike interest rates once again.