Chances of further cuts fading, but not disappearing

The decision by the Reserve Bank of Australia to leave interest rates at 1.5% today may fuel some speculation that the next move in rates will be up, although not for a long time. That possibility shouldn’t be ignored, but we’re not convinced that the low inflation problem has been solved yet.

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