Australia's inflation expectations rise to a record high of 7.3% according to ANZ Roy Morgan

The rise in Australia's inflation expectations to a record high of 7.3% signals increased pressure on the RBA to adjust its monetary policy.

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This suggests a potential shift toward more aggressive rate hikes, which could impact both consumer spending and market sentiment. Traders should watch for reactions in the AUD and broader fixed income markets, as this could influence expectations around future policy decisions.

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