According to market analysis on August 5th, the Reserve Bank of Australia may maintain interest rates at 4.35% for the sixth consecutive meeting, but weak inflation data and stock market turmoil caused by global risk aversion may make it sound less hawkish. Although Australian inflation has slowed to a two-year low, it remains well above the Reserve Bank of Australia's target, so the Reserve Bank of Australia is unlikely to completely abandon its hawkish stance. However, given growing concerns about global economic growth due to U.S. economic recession fears, major central bank interest rate cuts, and rapidly deteriorating risk sentiment, the Reserve Bank of Australia may avoid debating rate hikes while maintaining vigilance against inflation risks, and may not reiterate that it does not rule out any policy options, which would be clearly deviating from its language at the last meeting. This result will be interpreted as dovish.