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Criterion: The RBA might not lower rates again – but does it matter for shares?
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Criterion: The RBA might not lower rates again – but does it matter for shares?
The historic inverse nexus between interest rates and share prices looks to be loosening The Reserve Bank looks done on rates for the time being – but the Federal Reserve doesn’t Likely rates movements aside, share valuations look toppish and vulnerable to US shocks As 2025 closes out, share market bulls cannot rely on further domestic interest rate cuts to sustain valuations. But do rates matter as much as the pundits presume? Over the last f…
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