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‘Little choice but to tighten rates again’

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By Jacob Shteyman Verified
| australianconveyancer.com.au
Published June 26, 2026 • 3 min read STRONGER-than-expected jobs and spending data has bolstered the case for more rate hikes but events overseas could stay the Reserve Bank’s hand. An extra 40,300 jobs were added to the economy in May, driving down the unemployment rate to 4.4 per cent, the Australian Bureau of Statistics reported on Thursday. The jobless rate fall was in line with economist expectations.
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Strong jobs figures clock on for future rate rise shift

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By Jacob Shteyman Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
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Jobless fall leaves door open to more rate hikes

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By Jacob Shteyman Verified
| The New Daily Verified
A stronger-than-expected rise in employment and a fall in Australia’s jobless rate has bolstered the case for more interest rate hikes. An extra 40,300 jobs were added to the economy in May, driving down the unemployment rate to 4.4 per cent, the Australian Bureau of Statistics reported on Thursday. The fall in the unemployment rate was in line with economist expectations. But the jump in employment exceeded consensus forecasts for around 25,000 new jobs to be added to the economy.
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