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The RBA left the cash rate on hold at 3.6 per cent in September 2025, in a move widely anticipated by economists and bonds traders. Video via AAP.

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00:00In terms of what people should expect now, I'm not going to give forward guidance.
00:09I think I've said that a number of times.
00:12But what I would say is that today we felt, given the evidence we had,
00:16there was reasonably balanced, that there had been a bit of an upside surprise
00:22on some of the data, the inflation and the activity data.
00:26And I should say that's good news.
00:27It's good news that activity is responding.
00:29So I don't want anyone to think that's bad news.
00:32But it just makes us think, well, we've got another...
00:36It was a good decision today to hold.
00:38I'll have more information available in November.
00:40And we're looking forward.
00:42We're trying to see where this might take us in terms of inflation and employment.
00:47And then we can make a decision in November.
00:50So we'll make that decision in November about whether it's down again
00:54or maybe it's hold again.
00:56And if the economy is continuing to recover, that's really good news.
00:59We'll keep happening.
01:04We'll be back.
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