Analyst responses to the May 7 rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) largely coalesce around the view that the 25 basis point cut was a marginal call based on benign inflation conditions, with weaker employment data also contributing. Commentary points out the RBA's language in explaining the cut did not vary significantly from that outlining recent decisions to hold, supporting existing views on reserve bank tone.

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