Fresh jobs data fuels speculation of earlier RBA rate hikes amid underlying labor-market issues affecting the Australian economy.
Fresh jobs data has sparked speculation that the Reserve Bank of Australia may raise rates sooner than expected. Market watchers are weighing how steady unemployment may mask deeper labor-market weaknesses and what that means for the Australian economy.
Kyle Rodda from Capital.com breaks down why some economists now expect the RBA could move twice in 2026 and how tighter financial conditions may influence households and businesses.
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