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Oil shocks are stagflationary, limiting the scope of central banks to cut interest rates.

A sustained energy price shock would run the risk of high inflation and recession.

The RBA is underachieving on inflation and overachieving on employment, with monetary policy that is hardly restrictive.

We narrowly favour a rate hike in March .with scenario work suggesting the cash rate could reach 4¼-4¾% on persistent inflation.

The first rate rise since 2023 should worry investors and the RBA might not be done there.

Strong inflation continues to run above the RBA's forecast profile.

Fisher Investments Australia reviews an insightful investment edge to help you cut through the central bank clutter.

Both the RBA and US Fed are making big rate decisions this week. The narratives may be different but the story is the same.

The question now is where interest rates will head next year as the economy recovers but consumer spending remains fragile.

A lot can happen in a short amount of time. La Trobe Financial's Chris Paton offers his perspective on the big developments that have kept him busy.