• Aura Group analysis flagged a softer-than-expected Australia June-quarter CPI, cutting near-term pricing for an RBA rate hike.
• Headline inflation eased to 3.8% y/y from 4% in May; trimmed mean slowed to 3.6%, below market and RBA forecasts.
• Money markets largely priced out an August hike; odds for one more increase by Christmas fell to about 40% from roughly 80%.
• Housing remained the biggest annual inflation driver at 6.8%; services inflation stayed elevated, pointing to persistent domestic cost pressures.
• Extended policy stability now looks more likely, though easing could be delayed unless activity weakens or domestic inflation cools materially.

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