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Minutes from the Reserve Bank of Australia meeting in late September, released today, say inflation remains too high and identify a mix of global and domestic drivers, reinforcing expectations of higher for longer interest rates and adding pressure on households, businesses and financial markets.
On October 11, 2026, Australia’s business lobby groups intensified warnings that the government’s recent measures to curb temporary migration will squeeze labour supply, raise costs for employers and slow growth, after a fresh round of detail and industry reactions emerged.
Australia’s central bank and financial markets are contending with a fresh inflation impulse from rapid adoption of artificial intelligence, a development economists say makes further Reserve Bank rate rises plausible despite recent tightening and a cooling housing market.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers travels to Tokyo on October 4, 2026 to lead the inaugural Australia Japan Finance Ministerial Dialogue, targeting Japanese capital for Australian AI, renewable energy and critical minerals projects while showcasing the country’s superannuation pools.