Laura Becerrati

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And investors are holding their breath ahead of the Reserve Bank's interest rate decision tomorrow.

Can you believe it, Stevie?

The ninth decline in the past 10 sessions.

So, of course, on Friday, we did see our market improve.

It was our best day in a little while, but we're back down today.

It seems to have been quite a cautious start to the week.

As you mentioned, it's a busy week ahead, and I think things are really going to kick off tomorrow with that Reserve Bank decision, 2.30pm Sydney time.

Yeah, and we did have quite a good start to the year as well.

So that means at this stage, we're pretty much flat since the start of this year.

So I guess it certainly could be worse with everything going on in the world.

Yeah, and inflation pressures.

We had tariffs, which feel like a lifetime ago, but that was really at the start of this year.

Once again, that started to sort of heat up again.

I think President Trump has forgotten about the tariffs for now, at least, although he did announce some new tariffs on Germany over the course of the weekend.

So maybe he hasn't completely forgotten about them.

But look across the different sectors today.

It's been a fairly mixed bag.

Now, unsurprisingly, we have seen energy falling by a little over 2%.

So it's the worst performing sector as we speak.