Why would the RBA leave interest rates on hold if there's a case to cut?

With little risk of inflation spiking higher, the RBA could comfortably move to cut interest rates on Tuesday. But it’s highly unlikely to do so, and it’s worth exploring why.

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Why would the RBA leave interest rates on hold if there’s a case to cut?

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