Golden Finance reported that according to foreign media reports, the Reserve Bank of Australia will almost certainly keep interest rates unchanged at a 12-year high of 4.35% for the seventh consecutive meeting on Tuesday, as the elasticity of the labor market and the stickiness of inflation (if it is weakening) force the central bank to maintain a higher interest rate stance for a longer period of time. Australia's employment grew sharply in August, while the unemployment rate remained stable, which contradicts the Reserve Bank of Australia's view that high interest rates are slowing labor demand. Inflation fell to a four-month low in July, but it was mainly affected by government energy subsidies, and progress in other areas such as housing costs and service industry inflation remained slow. These factors will only strengthen the Reserve Bank of Australia's hawkish resolve. The Reserve Bank of Australia is also likely to emphasize that it seeks to remain flexible in the face of a slowing economy, weak consumer spending and confidence, and does not rule out any changes in policy.