RBC's Ong: RBA Hike a Done Deal, Only Size An Uncertainty

The transcript discusses the economic pressures faced by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) due to rising inflation and global central banking trends. It explores the potential for interest rate hikes, influenced by both domestic economic indicators and international factors. The impact of China's economic reopening on Australia is considered, alongside the tight labor market and its effects on wages. The RBA's stance on the Australian dollar and its implications for inflation are also examined.

What are the expected outcomes of the RBA's rate decisions in the coming months?

What uncertainties exist regarding the reopening of China and its impact on the Australian economy?

How does the RBA view the Australian dollar in relation to its economic policies?