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Finder’s RBA Survey: Rising inflation means RBA rate hike likely

Finder.com.au - 30 Jan. 26

In this month's Finder RBA Cash Rate Survey™, 33 experts and economists weighed in on future cash rate moves and other issues relating to the state of the economy. The majority of panellists (51%, 17/33) expect the RBA to raise the cash rate on Tuesday by 25 basis points, bringing it to 3.85%...

Don't panic: The case for an RBA interest rate hold

The Market Online - 23 Jan. 26

According to Dale Gillham: Right now, the dominant narrative says the Reserve Bank is gearing up for another rate hike in February. Economists are lining up behind it, while headlines are warming up. Some banks have even started nudging term deposit rates higher, acting as if a hike is already a done deal. I don’t buy it...

How to position investments for 2026: Expert advice on market cycles

Ticker News - 14 Jan. 26

As 2026 begins, investors are navigating an evolving market landscape. Experts stress that positioning your investments strategically is far more important than trying to predict market movements. Key factors include focusing on quality companies, maintaining strong cash flow, and diversifying intelligently. Dale Gillham from Wealth Within Group joins us to break down what defines a major market cycle and why understanding it can shape your investment approach...

Beyond ETFs: Why CY26 demands active stock picking

MSN - 05 Jan. 26

As the calendar turns toward 2026, most investors will make the exact same resolution they always do: set it, forget it, and trust the market to do the work. Money will continue flowing into index-tracking ETFs, built on the belief that passive investing remains the safest and smartest path forward. That approach worked well when markets moved in broad, rising waves. When growth was widespread, trends were durable, and most sectors advanced together...

RBA's message to Albanese: Interest rate hikes likely in 2026

Hot Copper - 19 Dec. 25

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) may have left interest rates unchanged last week, but beneath the polite language and careful caveats, the governor delivered a far harsher message to Albanese. The warning was unmistakable: If inflation isn’t reined in, the RBA will do it themselves by raising interest rates. Australia’s inflation problem is now fully exposed. Temporary electricity bill rebates masked underlying price pressure...