RBA Statement on Monetary Policy – May 2025

From rba.gov.au

In Australia, inflationary pressures have continued to ease, and both headline and underlying inflation are within the 2–3 per cent range. The unemployment rate has remained steady and employment growth has remained firm, but the pick-up in household consumption seems to be a bit softer than previously expected. The global economic outlook has worsened following the introduction of higher tariffs by the United States and a significant increase in uncertainty related to trade policies. This is expected to weigh on Australia’s domestic activity and inflation in the forecast period, slowing the pick-up in GDP growth ... (full story)