CrowdStrike reveals hacker asked AI chatbot where to sell stolen Korean bank data
CrowdStrike says a suspect in South Korean bank hacks asked an AI chatbot where to sell stolen data.
RBA Governor Bullock said the bank will raise rates again if needed, but today's hike may be the last for now if inflation risks ease.
Bullock offered the following comments during her press conference:
Several of Bullock's remarks moderated the hawkish tone of the decision on raising the cash rate to 4.60% today.
Firstly, she cautioned against placing "too much emphasis" on the upcoming inflation data due tomorrow. This serves as a warning that a single strong CPI reading should not be taken as a signal for another rate increase.
Secondly, she described financial conditions as "restrictive," implying that current policy is already effectively curbing demand. While subtle, this comment carries more weight when combined with her other remarks.
Finally, Bullock stated that today's hike could be the final one this year if no additional upside inflation risks emerge or intensify.
Market pricing for November still indicates around 41% probability of another 25 bps hike, little changed from before the decision and press conference.
AUD/USD has since declined from about 0.7015 to 0.6980, likely reacting to Bullock's signal that today's rate increase does not necessarily start a new tightening cycle.
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