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ANZ Revises RBA Rate Cut Forecast to February 2026

Bank Responds to Economic Indicators and RBA Communications

ANZ Revises RBA Rate Cut Forecast to February 2026?w=400

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ANZ has adjusted its forecast regarding the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) next cash rate cut, now anticipating the reduction to occur in February 2026.
This revision aligns with similar adjustments by other major banks, reflecting a collective response to recent economic data and RBA communications.

The RBA's decision to maintain the cash rate at 3.60% in November 2025, coupled with stronger-than-expected inflation and consumer spending, has prompted this shift in expectations. ANZ's revised forecast suggests a more cautious approach, anticipating only one rate cut in the upcoming cycle.

For borrowers and investors, this development underscores the importance of staying informed about monetary policy trends. Understanding the timing and rationale behind rate adjustments can aid in making strategic financial decisions, such as timing loan applications or investment moves to align with anticipated rate changes.

Published:Thursday, 6th Nov 2025
Author: Paige Estritori

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