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The minutes of the Reserve Bank of Australia's December meeting show that the central bank has increased confidence in inflation continuing to fall to target. However, due to a recent uptick in Consumer spending and a still tight labor market, it is too early to declare victory over inflation. The minutes indicate that the central bank discussed future policy scenarios that could either loosen to promote economic growth or maintain the current restrictive levels. Ultimately, the central bank decided to keep the interest rate at 4.35%, believing that recent data was insufficient to change the policy outlook. Committee members consider the monetary policy meeting scheduled for February 17-18 next year to be quite critical, as there will be data on employment, inflation, and Consumer spending. Currently, traders expect the central bank to meet on February 2.