“How quickly, after reaching a trough in the cash rate — somewhere in the low threes. Maybe 3.1[%], or 3.35[%], if they only do one more cut — how quickly do we think the Reserve Bank might have to start thinking about, possibly, rate hikes. At some point, maybe in the back half of 2026, or possibly early 2027,” Auld said during NAB’s “Commercial Broker Quarterly Economic Update” webinar.
Trending
- No Pressure? #shorts
- Man suspected of shooting at ABC affiliate had note to ‘do the next scary thing,’ prosecutors say
- 14 Best Murder Mystery Team Building Games
- ‘Staggering’: Average NC, SC households had $10K+ in credit card debt each month, recent study says
- 6 Surprising Benefits of Hearing Aids
- Women Who Prefer Going To Work Over Staying Home With Their Kids Usually Have These 11 Reasons
- Rate hikes unlikely until 2026, says NAB economist
- Sinclair won’t return Jimmy Kimmel to their ABC affiliates
