According to Jinshi, Capital Economics economist Abhijit Surya said that in recent months, people have been increasingly concerned that the rapid rise in rental inflation will force the Reserve Bank of Australia to maintain higher interest rates for a longer period of time. However, Surya believes that if commodity inflation falls sharply as expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia's inflation target of 2%-3% can still be achieved by the second quarter. He added that the agency sticks to its forecast that the Reserve Bank of Australia will start cutting interest rates before May, earlier than most people expected.