RBA Rate Decision: No Change Expected as Hiking Cycle in Focus

The Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) upcoming monetary policy meeting is expected to see rates held steady at 4.35%, according to economists and market expectations.

Economists are divided on whether this will be the last rate hike or not, with some believing the hiking cycle may be over while others think another increase could still be needed.

RBA governor Michele Bullock is set to front the public this week, where she is expected to continue warning that the central bank is prepared to raise rates if necessary, particularly in light of housing market concerns and geopolitical tensions.