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Reserve Bank of Australia · decided · 3 Nov 2026

What did the RBA decide in November 2026?

On 3 November 2026, the RBA raised its rate by 25 basis points to 4.85%. The day before, on 2 November 2026, markets priced a 73% chance that the RBA raises rates at its 3 November 2026 meeting, with the policy rate implied at 4.78% after it, on WatchTower Terminal's read of exchange-traded futures (WatchTower model).

Two weeks earlier (20 Oct) the market leaned to a hold at 82%, so the lead has switched.

What was priced for 3 November

ReadingHikeHoldCutImplied rate after
Day before2 Nov 73%27%0%4.78%
Two weeks before20 Oct 18%82%0%4.64%
Four weeks before6 Oct 19%81%0%4.65%

Read from exchange-traded futures (WatchTower model) on WatchTower Terminal. The history starts with our daily snapshots; a row is missing where no market-built snapshot exists for that day.

Questions

What did the RBA do in November 2026?

On 3 November 2026, the RBA raised its rate by 25 basis points to 4.85%. The day before, on 2 November 2026, markets priced a 73% chance that the RBA raises rates at its 3 November 2026 meeting, with the policy rate implied at 4.78% after it, on WatchTower Terminal's read of exchange-traded futures (WatchTower model).

When is the RBA's November 2026 meeting?

The RBA's monetary policy board decision is on Tuesday, 3 November 2026, per its own published calendar.

What are the odds for the RBA's November meeting?

As of 2 November 2026: hike 73%, hold 27%, cut 0%. The three are read from exchange-traded futures (WatchTower model).

What is priced after November?

8 Dec 2026: 100% hold, 4.85% implied; 9 Feb 2027: 78% hold, 4.90% implied; 23 Mar 2027: 100% hold, 4.90% implied.

Reserve Bank of Australia's other meeting pages: 8 Dec 2026

Other meetings coming up: Federal Reserve, 9 Dec · Bank of Canada, 9 Dec · Reserve Bank of New Zealand, 9 Dec · Swiss National Bank, 10 Dec · European Central Bank, 17 Dec · Bank of England, 17 Dec · Bank of Japan, 18 Dec

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