Market-implied probabilities for Reserve Bank of Australia cash rate decisions
Market-implied probabilities for Reserve Bank of Australia cash rate decisions
Data as of June 30, 2026 | Auto-updates with every data refresh
This chart shows market-implied probabilities for Reserve Bank of Australia cash rate decisions at upcoming Board meetings. Probabilities are derived from Australian interest rate futures.
RBA rate probability, defined: it is the percentage likelihood, implied by current futures pricing, that the Board raises, cuts, or holds the cash rate at its next scheduled meeting — not a forecast or opinion, but a direct read of what the futures market is pricing in today.
For the full per-meeting probability table, methodology, and historical context, see the Reserve Bank of Australia Analysis page.
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