Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision | Media Releases - rba.gov.au

The Reserve Bank of Australia raises interest rates to 4.60 percent

The Reserve Bank of Australia declared it increased the official cash rate to 4.60 percent on September 29, 2026. This is the most recent adjustment in 2026, following a review of current economic trends. The decision aims to control inflation. The rate hike will influence mortgage costs and may raise consumer borrowing rates. The Monetary Policy Board stated that ongoing policy changes are required to meet the inflation target.

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