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The October inflation data just shifted everything property investors thought they knew about 2026. Australian inflation jumped to 3.8 per cent, catching every major bank and economist off guard. The RBA's trim mean sits at 3.3 per cent, well outside their target band. This isn't just another data point. This is the moment that forced CBA, NAB, and ANZ to completely rewrite their interest rate forecasts. Rate cuts that seemed certain weeks ago are now off the table, and some analysts are openly calling for rate hikes as early as May next year. In this video, I unpack the inflation numbers, what CBA, NAB, ANZ and Westpac are now forecasting, how fixed rates are already rising across 18 major lenders, and why the property market isn't slowing down despite higher inflation. The housing shortage remains critical, investor activity is surging past 40 billion dollars last quarter, and capital cities including Perth, Brisbane, and Adelaide are still forecast to grow between 10 and 14 per cent next year. Understanding how inflation, interest rates, and property prices relate to each other right now is essential for anyone looking to buy, invest, or hold property in Australia. 🏘️ Subscribe now to become a property insider and stay ahead of these market-changing trends. ➡️ Timestamps: 00:00 Intro: Inflation Data Shocks the Market 01:09 The Numbers That Changed Everything 02:04 What the Big Four Banks Are Now Forecasting 03:56 What This Means for Homeowners and Buyers 05:06 Why Investors Are Moving Faster Than Ever 06:10 Conclusion: Property Market Outlook for 2026 #Australia #property #inflation