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RBA deputy warns inflation outlook 'materially worse' as next decision looms

Outlet: ABC News Australia · Stephanie Chalmers · Published 21/10/2026 01:01 UTC

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As markets put the chance of a rate hike in November at more than 50 per cent, Reserve Bank deputy governor Andrew Hauser warns of a "central banker's nightmare".

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    As markets put the chance of a rate hike in November at 42 more than 50 per cent, Reserve Bank deputy governor Andrew Hauser warns of a "central banker's nightmare".

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