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Expert Bruce Hawker expressed hesitancy about the likelihood of an immediate rate cut, citing the fragile global economic climate. The U.S. job market's softening could influence Australia's monetary policy, prompting the Reserve Bank of Australia to consider lowering interest rates to buffer against external shocks.
The discussion highlighted the interconnectedness of global markets and how U.S. economic indicators often ripple across nations. Australia's cautious stance reflects an awareness of the delicate balance between supporting growth and avoiding inflationary pressures.