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The weakest Aussie in seven months could lead to more expensive imports, stoking further price rises to make the central bank’s job harder.

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A weak Australian dollar starts to threaten RBA’s inflation fight

The weakest Aussie in seven months could lead to more expensive imports, stoking further price rises to make the central bank’s job harder.

By Lea Jurkovic · Nov 11, 2026, 5:00 AM UTC

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A weak Australian dollar starts to threaten RBA’s inflation fight
The weakest Aussie in seven months could lead to more expensive imports, stoking further price rises to make the central bank’s job harder.
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