Australia’s May interest rate decision is shaping up to be another big one.
On Tuesday 5 May at 2:30pm AEST, the Reserve Bank of Australia will deliver its third cash rate decision of 2026 — and markets are pricing in a strong chance of another increase.
With inflation still above the RBA’s target band, fuel prices surging, and household budgets already feeling the squeeze, the big question is no longer just whether rates will rise again…
It’s whether this could be the last hike of the cycle.
Join Ben Kingsley and economist Evan Lucas LIVE from 2:00pm AEST as they unpack the RBA’s rate decision, the latest economic data, and the global developments shaping the outlook.
Click the video above to join the broadcast LIVE at 2:00pm AEST on Tuesday 5 May.
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Note for Mortgage Holders
For households, the key takeaway is is simple: interest rate volatility may not be over yet.
The RBA has already lifted the cash rate twice this year. If another hike lands in May, it would mark the third rate increase of 2026 and take the cash rate from 4.10% to 4.35%.
For anyone with a variable home loan, that can have a real impact on monthly repayments, household cash flow and longer-term planning.
This is where having visibility over your numbers really matters.
Understanding your loan, cash flow, buffers and financial goals makes it much easier to adapt when interest rates move… without making rushed decisions based on the headlines.
If it’s been a while since you last updated your numbers, now is a good time to log in to Moorr and review your financial dashboard.
And if you’re wondering whether your loan is still competitive, you can also explore the Professional Services tab to connect with a mortgage broker who can review your current setup.






