According to Bloomberg's latest survey of economists
For some context, back on 17 August economists saw the RBA moving in Q3 2019. So, that's been pushed back further by a quarter again. It seems to be much the case when it comes to the RBA. In May, economists saw the central bank moving in Q2 2019 instead - some even revising their calls which were for Q4 2018 at the time.
But as long as these same issues persist, the RBA is going to struggle to raise rates even in 2019. Hence, we may see the same calls being pushed back further into 2020 should inflation continue to stay in limbo while wage growth remains stagnant and household debt/consumption remains a pressing issue.
