RBA's Hunter says rates may need to rise again as inflation risks stay tilted higher
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Markets have priced in a 95% chance the RBA board lifts the cash rate to 4.60% at its September 29 meeting, with rates seen peaking at 4.85% by early next year. Hunter's remarks, pointing to upside inflation risks from Middle East driven oil costs and domestic demand running ahea
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