Unemployment drop to 4.1% strengthens likelihood of February RBA interest rate hike

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  1. Roy Morgan reckons the [“real”](https://www.roymorgan.com/morgan-poll/unemployment-roy-morgan-unemployment-methodology) unemployment rate went from [10.2% in November](https://www.roymorgan.com/findings/10092-australian-unemployment-estimates-november-2025) to 10.4% in December.

    [https://www.roymorgan.com/findings/10122-australian-unemployment-estimates-december-2025-002](https://www.roymorgan.com/findings/10122-australian-unemployment-estimates-december-2025-002)

  2. It’s a good thing that unemployment is low. Rather to have a job and pay a slightly higher rate on your mortgage, than to have no income to pay anything off your cheaper mortgage.

  3. Good. We need 2% higher interest rates and much higher land taxes so investors get smoked.

  4. Sigh – have to remember I guess seasonal jobs are stronger in summer than winter so hopefully the RBA remembers that

  5. Employment growth without productivity growth is not growth. It’s inflationary. That’s why there is a 99% chance we have an increase in the cash rate by May.

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