The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) increases the official cash rate by another 25 basis points, bringing it to 4.35%. Both reports say the move follows prior rate cuts made last year and effectively reverses that earlier relief. The RBA’s latest decision undoes the impact of the prior reductions by fully unwinding the effects of last year’s rate cuts, returning the policy rate to a higher level. The articles present the change as a continuation of the current tightening cycle, with the size of the adjustment consistent across sources: a 0.25 percentage point increase. After the decision, the RBA’s benchmark rate stands at 4.35%, according to both outlets. The reports do not cite additional actions or policy measures beyond the interest-rate adjustment, focusing instead on the magnitude of the increase and its relationship to last year’s cuts.