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RBA will cut rates to 3.35% by year-end

When the Reserve Bank of Australia cut rates by 25bp at its meeting today, it signalled greater confidence that it had brought inflation under control, while sounding increasingly concerned that global developments would bear down the domestic economy. Given its dovish tilt, we now expect the Bank to cut its cash rate to a cyclical low of 3.35%, as opposed to our previous forecast of 3.60%.

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